Athletics Classes in Ireland
Explore 10 Athletics classes and activities for kids across Ireland. Athletics classes are most widely available in Dublin, Louth, Wicklow.
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Dundrum South Dublin Athletic Club (DSD)
Ireland's largest athletics club, offering juvenile athletics training covering track & field, cross country and road running on its own 400m Mondo track and trail campus in the Dublin mountains foothills.
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Mini Athletics Dundalk Drogheda and Swords
We take what children love to do most (running super fast, jumping high and throwing far) and mix it with imaginative themes, learning to follow instructions, making friends and developing gross motor skills, taking inspiration from track and field - the magical combination of imaginative play, sport and burning energy. A caregiver must attend; it's best to bring a bottle of water, as little ones will work up a thirst. Classes are Saturday and Sunday mornings.
View full details →Fundamental Movement Academy
Fundamental Movement Academy (FMA) helps children develop the essential movement skills that form the foundation for all sports and physical activity. Fun, engaging sessions focus on running, jumping, throwing, catching, balance, coordination, agility, confidence and teamwork. Each 6-week block focuses on a different fundamental movement skill through games, challenges and age-appropriate activities. Every child receives an FMA Movement Journal to track their progress, complete weekly home challenges, and celebrate their achievements. Class times: ages 5-7 years, Wednesdays 4-4:50pm; ages 8-12 years, Wednesdays 5-5:50pm. Location: Louth, Dundalk. Open to children aged 5-12 years; parents/guardians are welcome to stay or return at the end of the session. Children should wear comfortable sports clothing and runners/trainers, and bring a bottle of water. Trial sessions available. Sibling discount available. Move Better. Play Better. Grow Better.
View full details →Fitclub
Fitclub & Playball offer a unique experience for parents and children, combining movement and play for all the family - a great way to stay active together. Classes start with a warm-up suited to all ages, then split: parents go outside for a circuit-style fitness class, while children stay inside for a fun Playball class with a different coach. Playball is a great way for children to learn the movement and skills required for all sports as they get older. Fitclub runs every Monday and Wednesday, 4:30-5:30pm, at St Patrick's National School in Greystones. Anyone above the age of 3 is welcome to try the class, and all adults are welcome - you don't need to be a parent to try our fitness classes. Just bring a bottle of water and get ready to sweat.
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Blackrock Athletic Club
Community athletics club offering juvenile athletics training in track & field, cross country and road running, registered with the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership club directory.
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Cabinteely Athletic Club
Community athletics club offering juvenile athletics training in track & field, cross country and road running, registered with the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership club directory.
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Rathfarnham WSAF Athletic Club
Community athletics club offering juvenile athletics training in track & field, cross country and road running, registered with the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown Sports Partnership club directory.
View full details →RINKA Kids Fitness & Wellbeing
At RINKA we are on a mission to get kids moving in a non-competitive and, most importantly, fun environment. A fitness class like no other - your kids can expect exercise and dance routines, high-energy games, athletics like obstacle courses and relays, gymnastics, yoga, relaxation and mindfulness, and much more. No two classes are the same, and we pride ourselves on providing a fitness alternative to organised sports, while equally helping the development of sporty kids. RINKA Kids Fitness is a one-stop shop for your child's health, social and leisure needs. Camps, parties and schools also catered for.
View full details →Mini Athletics Dundalk Drogheda and Swords
We take what children love to do most (running super fast, jumping high and throwing far) and mix it with imaginative themes, learning to follow instructions, making friends and developing gross motor skills, taking inspiration from track and field - the magical combination of imaginative play, sport and burning energy. A caregiver must attend; it's best to bring a bottle of water, as little ones will work up a thirst. Classes are Saturday and Sunday mornings.
View full details →Mini Athletics Dundalk Drogheda and Swords
We take what children love to do most (running super fast, jumping high and throwing far) and mix it with imaginative themes, learning to follow instructions, making friends and developing gross motor skills, taking inspiration from track and field - the magical combination of imaginative play, sport and burning energy. A caregiver must attend; it's best to bring a bottle of water, as little ones will work up a thirst. Classes are Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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