Activity Providers

We know kids like nothing more than being active, and we run a variety of clubs and sessions designed to help the whole family stay fit and healthy and, most importantly, have fun doing it.
Our sessions are run by experienced sports coaches and are designed to teach and enhance physical activity skills. They are a great way for children to increase their confidence and make new friends.
Activ8 also run sessions in educational settings, including nursery and preschool, and support the teaching of PE in schools.
If you’re new to Activ8, we offer your first class for only £1, so come along and try one of our sessions soon!

Active for Life is a programme run by Brighton & Hove City Council Healthy Lifestyles Team to support people in the city to lead active lifestyles. We provide over 50 weekly sessions catering for different abilities and activity levels across a range of activities from walks, to fitness classes, yoga, sports and more All our sessions are free or low cost, catering for both children and adults in community locations across the city. If you would like to know more about our activities or would like to talk to someone about becoming more active, our friendly advisers can let you know about the wide range of support and activities available in the city.

Active4Less Fitness Club and Gym in Hove
Active4less Hove is an independent gym that prides itself on helping each individual reach their fitness goals. Whether you're joining the gym for the first time or getting back to a fitness routine we'll help you lose weight, tone up, raise your fitness and boost your energy levels.

Join our Aerial Yoga classes in Brighton and Hove and feel your body unwind and relax as you move between yoga postures in a supportive silk hammock.
Aerial yoga is wonderful for your flexibility, core strength and cardiovascular system, and it’s an amazing way to decompress your spine and neck. Plus you’ll get a mega endorphin rush because it’s just so much fun!

Old Varndeanians Football Club, established in 1929, is one of the most successful social and community football clubs in Brighton. As well as having the tradition of playing attractive and successful football backed up by solid administration, the adult section of the club is also the envy of many in the Brighton area with its home pitches and facilities at the Falmer campus of the University of Brighton including the latest floodlit 3G artificial pitch.

Scottish Country Dancing is performed in sets by groups of dancers, generally six or eight people with the aim being to progress from one end of the set to the other and back again. Simple! Eye contact and smiles keep the worries away and as even the most experienced make mistakes nobody minds. It is part of the fun and teacher can always be blamed! Next dance others will make a different error to more friendly laughter.
We welcome anyone from the age of 16 with no upper limit, whether beginners or more experienced dancers, local residents or visitors, either from the UK or overseas.

Alive Gym has:

• Qualified friendly instructors
• Personal Training
• Nautilus equipment
• Free Weights
• Classes
• Creche
• Theraphy Rooms
• Cardio Room and Stretch area

Amaze is a charity that gives information, advice and support to parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). We also support young people with SEND up to 25. Most of our services are for families in Brighton and Hove but we also offer Independent Support services to both parent carers and young people up to 25 in West Sussex.

Our aims are to enhance wellbeing, cultural exchange and encourage community involvement through the learning and practice of capoeira and related art forms. We do this by providing regular classes, workshops and performance events. Activities are multi-disciplinary by nature and include movement, music (percussion and singing), the study of Afro-Brazilian heritage and craft. People taking part in our activities develop skills and knowledge that will enhance their physical health, mental health and overall quality of life. Through the practice of capoeira and related art forms, individuals will develop their sense of confidence, self-awareness, social and cultural awareness within a safe, playful and supportive environment.

AmpliFitness is a new, innovative type of Electrical Muscle Activation (EMA) training. It is so efficient that a 20 minutes session equals to an 1.5 hour in a gym.

In the AmpliFitness Studio you put on the EMA suit (comparable to a triathlon suit) and are wired to the appliance - something that lasts about two minutes altogether - and you can start working out. 20 intensive minutes follow, during which nearly all the skeletal muscles are fully exerted (muscle stimulation and muscle building). Depending on the training objective in different rhythms. During the workouts you can move – but there is no obligation. You can also just stand there and let the EMA appliance perform the workout for you.

am the club coach and 1st team captain at Saltdean Tennis Club and have been a member of the club since 1998 Saltdean Tennis Club is part of the Brighton & Hove parks league and county league teams.
If you would like a Corporate sports/Social team building event organised I can meet your individual requirements.

The club was formed in 1980 by Ron Grover in order to cater for runners of all standards. Since then the club has gone from strength to strength and now caters for 200 runners which has been achieved through being very friendly and supportive. We have a mix of members with many racing regularly and others train just to keep fit in company. Our women’s section is particularly strong and have won National titles.
There is more to the club than just running and we have many social events during the year plus our own club running events. If you’re interested just come along for taster sessions before you commit. For further information either make use of the links or contact us via e-mail. We look forward to meeting you.