Sports & Recreation Facilities in Northcote, VIC
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Results from the 'Sports & Recreation Facilities' category in Northcote
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109-113 Helen St, Northcote, 3070
Northside Boulders is a sports and recreation center with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for climbers of all skill levels. The gym offers a variety of boulders with reasonable difficulty levels, plenty of space, and a homely environment. The staff are kind and friendly, making it a great community for climbers. The facility provides a good selection of climbs that are regularly rotated, and additional amenities such as yoga and a mini shop. The gym is dog-friendly and offers a fun and challenging experience for climbers, with mostly overhang walls that help improve skills. 
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10/177 Beavers Rd, Northcote, 3070
(03) 9486 3366
Kaygees Gymnastics is a non profit gymnastics club that offers Kindergym, Recreational Gymnastics (including a competitive Gymstar program), Trampolining, Cheerleading and Adults Gymnastics classes as well as Gymnastics Birthday Parties. Lessons incorporate the use of all traditional men’s and women’s equipment including trampolines, uneven bars, parallel bars, rings, beams and a sprung floor. Our classes are provided by an enthusiastic and experienced staff in a fun, friendly and safe environment. At Kaygees Gymnastics we strive to maintain a supportive and encouraging environment that will allow each child to fulfill their maximum potential. 
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180 Victoria Rd, Northcote, 3070
(03) 9486 7200
As a community not-for-profit with a rich history our vision is clear: With the Y, everyone can be healthier, happier and connected to their community; and help those who are not. We believe in the benefits of physical activity, empowering young people and building community connections. This commitment is what we have been about since we first opened our doors in Victoria in 1853, and we’re proud to continue to help Victorians lead healthier and happier lives. Over 6, 000 staff and 1800 volunteers work in the areas of health and fitness, swimming lessons, childcare, student accommodation, camping programs, and youth services, delivering accessible programs so that more people have the opportunity get active and involved. We continue to work with government, corporate and community partners who are also committed to improving the health and happiness of all Victorians. Because we believe that health and happiness should be within everyone’s reach, regardless of circumstance, we ask for the support of sponsors and donors to ensure we can continue to help those less fortunate. Visit the YMCA Victoria website to get to know us better. 
