What it is
Walking netball keeps the rules and the seven positions but takes out the running and jumping: one foot stays on the ground, and there is a little more time to pass. National bodies in England, Australia and New Zealand run it as a recognised form of the game, and many ordinary clubs host a session alongside their usual ones. Sessions are typically an hour, social, and open to all ages and abilities; most ask nothing of you but a pair of trainers.
Details vary by country and club, so the listing on the map is the place to check who runs it, when, and whether there is a cost. If something on a listing looks wrong, tell us and it will be fixed.
Is it for me?
Never played, or not for decades?
This is the form of the game built for you. Walking pace means there is time to learn the footwork, and nobody is sprinting past.
Coming back from injury or illness?
Many players use walking netball to get back on court gently. Check with your doctor or physio, then look for a social session.
Run a club and want to start a session?
Your national body has resources for walking netball. Once you are running it, add "Walking netball" to your listing so people can find it.
Clubs in their own words
A few clubs from the map, described by the people who run them. Refresh for different ones.
Stories will appear here as clubs add descriptions to their listings.
The map
Walking netball clubs are shown. Switch the type filter to see everything else.
Your club runs walking netball and is not here? List it in two minutes, no account needed. Every listing you add saves the next player the search.