Modern Mississauga presents Ask The City - What kind of sports can I get involved with in Mississauga this summer?
/Modern Mississauga and the City of Mississauga have come together to present an ongoing series called “Ask the City.”
We’ll share relevant information here and answer your questions about our city.
This week’s question is about sports.
What kind of sports can I get involved with in Mississauga this summer?
Drop-in programs allow you to try something new, without the commitment
With flexibility in scheduling and a variety of locations across Mississauga, trying a new sport or honing your skills is fun and easy as:
Strengthening your muscles in Aqua fitness
perfecting your precision with billiards and snooker
working on your backspin with a friend at table tennis
grabbing a doubles partner and learning the game of pickle ball
enjoying the field without the heat with indoor soccer
getting on the ice and practicing your skating and slap shot
stretching, meditating, and breathing in Yoga
dancing, singing, and twisting your way with Zumba to stay fit
Need the routine? Add a registered program to your calendar
Regularly participating in activities can provide you with a sense of community, new skills, new friends and lasting memories such as:
self-defence and discipline in martial arts
rallying for points with badminton or tennis
improving your stroke and endurance with swimming
being the next Robin Hood with archery lessons and
starting your fencing match “en-garde”
Coaching more your style?
Volunteering as a coach, mentor, captain or official gives you the chance to give back to the community and up your game.
The City offers organized sport leagues for both youth and adults. Whether you’re on a team or not – come out and show your skills in the following:
youth basketball
adult soccer
adult hockey
To learn more about the programs near you, please visit mississauga.ca/recreation.
If you’ve got a question about the City, we want to hear from you! Please send your questions to info@modernmississauga.com with “Ask the City” in the subject line.