categorised across six primary facility types sports participation and the Wyndham (Table 1): landscape. Urban dry land outdoor sports Impacts on Network Planning Urban dry land indoor sports Social, economic, environmental, Aquatic facility sports technological, political and legal Aquatic outdoor sports considerations impact on the sports facility Hard to locate sports network. The multiple considerations in Natural setting sports delivering a best value network for the community are outlined in the following Sports listed are consistent with sports sections, established from community identified in community consultation and the consultation, industry investigations and local Australian Sports Commission AusPlay data Wyndham requirements. released in 2016. Consideration of facility types is based on statutory planning obligations, the inherent infrastructure required to undertake the sport, trends in Table 1: Sport Facility Classifications Urban Dry Land Outdoor Sports Sports suitable for location in an urban environment which can be located on Active Open Space, private or commercial premises. Australian Rules Group Fitness (Outdoor) (Teeball) Sepak Takraw Korfball Skate Boarding Scootering Cross Country Running (Park Run, Fun Runs) Marching Cycling Tai Chi Dog Training Orienteering (Oz Tag) (Ultimate, Disc Golf) Parkour Walking Gaelic Football Petanque Urban Dry Land Indoor Sports Sports suitable for location in indoor facilities within public, private or commercial premises. Aerobics (Group fitness Carpet Bowls Goalball indoor) Cheerleading (inc. Twirling) Chess Gym (Fitness Centre) Children’s Sport Programs Beach volleyball Cross fit Dance Inline Skating Boccia Dance (Recreation) Laser tag Body Building Darts Martial Arts inc. Boomerang Throwing Aikido (Box Fit) Floorball Brazilian Jujitsu Futsal
categorised across six primary facility types (Table 1): Urban dry land outdoor sports Urban dry land indoor sports Aquatic facility sports Aquatic outdoor sports Hard to locate sports Natural setting sports Sports listed are consistent with sports identified in community consultation and the Australian Sports Commission AusPlay data released in 2016. Consideration of facility types is based on statutory planning obligations, the inherent infrastructure required to undertake the sport, trends in sports participation and the Wyndham landscape. Impacts on Network Planning Social, economic, environmental, technological, political and legal considerations impact on the sports facility network. The multiple considerations in delivering a best value network for the community are outlined in the following sections, established from community consultation, industry investigations and local Wyndham requirements. Table 1: Sport Facility Classifications Urban Dry Land Outdoor Sports Sports suitable for location in an urban environment which can be located on Active Open Space, private or commercial premises. Australian Rules (Teeball) Cross Country Running (Park Run, Fun Runs) Cycling Dog Training (Ultimate, Disc Golf) Gaelic Football Group Fitness (Outdoor) Korfball Marching Orienteering Parkour Petanque Sepak Takraw Skate Boarding Scootering Tai Chi (Oz Tag) Walking Urban Dry Land Indoor Sports Sports suitable for location in indoor facilities within public, private or commercial premises. Aerobics (Group fitness indoor) Beach volleyball Boccia Body Building Boomerang Throwing (Box Fit) Carpet Bowls Cheerleading Chess Children’s Sport Programs Cross fit Dance Dance (Recreation) Darts Floorball Futsal Goalball (inc. Twirling) Gym (Fitness Centre) Inline Skating Laser tag Martial Arts inc. Aikido Brazilian Jujitsu
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