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Try Wheelchair Curling at Ottawa's RA Centre!

Give Wheelchair Curling a Go! at the RA’s Curling Centre of Excellence located at the East end of their facility to “give it a go.” Saturday January 21st, 2023 , 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM.

WHEELCHAIR CURLING AT THE RA
The RA is the only curling club in Ottawa that integrates wheelchair curlers with able-bodied curlers in league play. You can find out more about their various leagues on their website and read the RA’s commitment to creating a culture of inclusivity and diversity.

This event is FREE but registration is required as spaces will be limited. Date: Saturday January 21st, 1 PM to 3 PM. Register online at www.racentre.com/curling.

Wheelchair curling is one of the fastest-growing sports in Canada. Want to find out why? You’re invited to drop by the RA’s Curling Centre of Excellence located at the East end of their facility to “give it a go.”

What’s in it for you

Knowledgeable coaches, instructors and volunteers will show you the basics of the game. You’ll learn how to deliver a curling rock from a stationary wheelchair and receive expert instruction as you go.
All equipment (curling rocks, delivery sticks) will be provided.

Can't make it to a Give-It-A-Go Day? Wheelchair curling drop-in days are held at the RA Centre on Saturdays, from 1 PM to 2 PM, from January to April 2023.
Visit: https://www.racentre.com/adult-clubs-programs/ra-curling-club/wheelchair-curling/try-it-wheelchair-curling-registration/ to learn more.

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