Play by the Rules and Proud 2 Play have developed a free, interactive online 'Creating an LGBTI+ Inclusive Club' course suitable for coaches, administrators, officials, players and volunteers. This course assists participants with defining the LGBTI+ community, identifying the benefits of LGBTI+ inclusion for clubs, using LGBTI+ inclusive language, addressing barriers to LGBTI+ inclusion, and changing club culture to be more inclusive of LGBTI+.
MHeLP is a cutting edge Mental Health eLearning Program developed under the guidance of international mental health and exercise experts.
At the recent 2020 UniSA Sport Awards Night, the UniSA Shodokan Club and its founder Andrew Bereny were celebrated for 25 years of service.
UniSA Sport celebrated the UniSA Hockey Club at the recent 2020 Awards Night for their 50-year anniversary as a club.
Athlete Development Program to help bring study and triathlons together for Steve McKenna
The contributions and achievements of many of those involved in UniSA Sport over the past 12 months were celebrated on Tuesday night at the annual UniSA Sport Awards Night.
The Student Engagement Unit has won Event Two of the VC Cup after a thrilling finish in the volleyball competition held at UniSA Magill Sports Centre.
Colin began coming to the Magill gym in 2018 to lose weight and his persistence and hard work soon paid off.
UniSA Masters of Physiotherapy and cyclist Liam Lawlor is a frequent visitor at the UniSA City East gym.
Gary Gillies has been going to the UniSA Magill gym for nearly four years with his wife, Janet. Gary has recently retired, so it was important for him health wise to maintain some physical activity
UniSA has finished second in the 2020 SA Challenge Intervarsity Tournament after winning two shields – Badminton and Wheelchair Basketball
The UniSA Shodokan Aikido Club is celebrating its 25th year as a UniSA Sport club.
This National Nutrition Week, we will look at why nutrition is so important for fitness and which foods you should be fueling your body with.
To celebrate the International Day of University Sport 2020, we are looking back at five of our favourite moments this last 12 months.
The UniSA Wing Chun Kung Fu Club is a great way to make new friends, learn how to deal with force and improve your fitness. Wing Chun Kung Fu uses an effective and simple system that is quick to learn whilst improving your relaxation, confidence and concentration.
Affectionately nicknamed the ‘Goats’, the UniSA Volleyball Club has had an incredibly successful last decade, winning numerous UniSport Nationals and State League titles. The Club trains twice a week, on Wednesday and Friday nights, at the Magill campus.
The UniSA Ultimate Club competes in a wide range of competitions throughout the year, some social and some more competitive.
UniSA Tennis Club holds social hits at UniSA Mawson Lakes on Thursday afternoons and at Adelaide High School on Saturday's at midday.
The 2020 Vice Chancellors Cup got underway on Friday, August 28 at Pridham Hall, with 10 teams from seven different units across the University contesting the badminton competition.
UniSA student Steve McKenna is a decorated triathlete who last year recorded one of the fastest debuts in history at the full ironman triathlon distance - completing it in eight hours and 17 minutes!
Taekwondo helps strengthen both mind and body it is proven to help improve mental discipline, making it perfect for Uni students! Currently, the Taekwondo Club is holding beginner friendly lessons on Wednesday's.
