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About the session
Hudson walking football sessions in Wisbech.
Get down to The Hudson Centre for twice weekly walking football sessions on Tuesday and Friday.
The sessions at The Hudson Centre are for players of all abilities, age and gender, with all beginners encouraged to just turn up and play.
Sessions take place in an indoor hall and players are asked to wear appropriate footwear with a small fee of £2 per session.
Each week the sessions are aimed to be inclusive of all players but matches can be competitive with the team sometimes playing in a league. Walking football at The Hudson Centre is supported by Wisbech Town Council.
At a glance
Year founded
2016
Session type
Just turn up
Playing level
Mixed
Age limit
All ages
Game format
Varies
Pitch type
Indoor (Sports Hall)
Genders
Mixed
Competitions
Yes
Plays festivals
Yes
Plays friendlies
Yes
Kit colours
Days & time
Day one:
Tuesday
Frequency:
Weekly
Start time:
09:30
End time:
11:00
Duration:
1.5 hrs
Day two:
Friday
Frequency:
Weekly
Start time:
20:00
End time:
21:00
Duration:
1 hr
Day three:
Frequency:
Start time:
End time:
Duration:
Who's behind it?
Delivered by:
Hudson Leisure Centre
Supported by:
Wisbech Town Council
Rulebook:
Own rules
Sponsored by:
County FA:
Cambridgeshire FA
League:
How much does it cost?
Cost per session:
£2
Other costs:
What to expect
Everyone wants to feel comfortable before trying something new. At Walking Football World, we try extra hard to ensure that you know exactly what to expect from a walking football event before you even leave home.
Below you can find key details about this event and even the rules that players abide to.
Rules of the session
Contact Hudson Centre Walking Football, Wisbech
Fancy a kick about with Hudson Centre Walking Football, Wisbech? Contact the organiser using the contact details below.
Lead contact: Hudson Centre
Location
Address: Hudson Leisure Centre, Harecroft Road, Wisbech, Fenland District, Cambridgeshire, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, England, PE13 1RL, United Kingdom
Last updated:
Listed By Phil Blackwell
