
To the Sideline Supporters: Happy Father’s Day!
This month marks Father’s Day, we want to send a massive thank you to all the dads, grandads, and father figures who make our centres
The toddler pool is NOW OPEN, thank you for your patience..
There has been a serious car accident on Rocky Point road near the entrance to the aquatic centre. Multiple lanes are closed and the entry is restricted. We advise parking on Water Street and entering through our back gate or walking to the facility. Please allow addition time to get to your lessons this morning
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This month marks Father’s Day, we want to send a massive thank you to all the dads, grandads, and father figures who make our centres

Get rewarded for the movement you are already doing. Whether you are lifting weights, taking a Group Fitness class, or just walking the dog, every

The modern gym floor is often driven by numbers. Whether it is adding another 5kg to a deadlift, shaving ten seconds off a 5K run,

Every August, the National Drowning Report reminds us of the critical need for water safety education. At BlueFit Swimming, this reinforces our mission to equip

Every week at Sans Souci Leisure Centre, we have the privilege of seeing a dedicated group of individuals come together to prioritise their health, thanks

Living with dyspraxia can make everyday things (like getting around or tackling chores) feel frustratingly tricky. For NDIS participants, having the right local support is

The community has officially spoken! We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Sans Souci Leisure Centre has shattered its three-year attendance records, clocking an incredible

At BlueFit, our purpose is Inspiring Community Activity. But we know that to truly inspire activity, we must first build environments where everyone feels safe

When the cold weather sets in, hitting pause on swimming lessons to cozy up indoors can be incredibly tempting. However, winter is actually the most

Living near the tranquil waters of Botany Bay or enjoying a stroll around the paved tracks of Sans Souci should feel restorative. However, for many