Sports & Recreation Centres in West Queen West, Toronto, ON
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Results from the 'Sports & Recreation Centres' category in West Queen West, Toronto
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765 Queen St. East, WEST QUEEN WEST, Toronto, M4M 1H3
(416) 392-6810
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Ralph Thornton Centre 
The Ralph Thornton Centre in Toronto is a popular community centre with spacious and quiet facilities. Renovations are currently underway, leading to some activities being relocated. The centre offers helpful resources, especially for disadvantaged individuals. The former bank building is appreciated for its unique atmosphere. Workshops are recommended. Some customers praise the affordable printing costs. Nearby results from the Sports & Recreation Centres category
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131 Broadview Avenue, RIVERSIDE, Toronto, M4M 2E9
(416) 461-0251
Where Friendship Meets Tradition The Royal Canadian Curling Club or Royals as it is affectionately known is a six sheet curling club housed in a century-old building just minutes from the heart of downtown Toronto. We are one of the oldest and most diverse curling facilities in the GTA. Royals has been at Queen and Broadview since 1906, when it was home to the historic Royal Canadian Bicycle Club. Six sheets of ice were added in 1929. Curling, skating and hockey shared the rink for the next quarter century. Since 1953, the club has devoted itself exclusively to curling. The Royals is owned and operated by its members, and managed by a Board of Directors elected from its membership. Royal Canadian Curling Club is a top-notch curling facility with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Customers appreciate the nice facilities and the helpfulness of the staff. One unique experience mentioned was a forgotten item being left at the club for pick up. 
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33 Villiers St, PORT LANDS, Toronto, M5A 1A9
647-793-6410
A new leader in unique event space, BATL Toronto EastâThe Home of Axe Throwing is bringing back the old-school art of the throwing axe. Bring your friends, coworkers and loved ones down to compete for supremacy. Call to schedule a time today! 
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517 Parliament St. Suite 200, Toronto, M4X 1P3
(416) 655-0695
Child Care Service, Recreation center 
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150 Sherbourne St, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 2R6
(416) 392-6779
One Core NE, Community Service & Charitable Organizations, One Core West, Community Services & Organizations, North, Recreation center, Organismes de bienfaisance & communautaires, Community Pools, Municipal Government, Family & Community, Amusement & Recreation, Amusement and Recreation Services, One Core, One Core Ctr, Famille et communauté, Services communautaires et Organisations, Amusement and recreation 
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258 Adelaide Street East, Suite 403, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 1N1
416 861 1793
Sports et Loisirs, automobiles, concessionnaires, Clubs et Associations, Associations 
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1444 Queen Street East, LESLIEVILLE, Toronto, M4L 1E1
416-406-2267
Camp Quality Canada is part of an international family of organizations originally founded in Australia in 1983 by Vera Entwistle. Veraâs mission was to provide a program to support children with cancer and their families, an area not being addressed by any other organization. Different groups with the Camp Quality name now run programs in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, USA, UK and Hong Kong. The largest of which is still the original Australian Camp Quality. Camp Quality was brought to Canada in 1988. It was initiated by a group of dedicated volunteers in Southern Ontario with the first camp being held in Priceville, Ontario. Since then, we have expanded to seven camp locations across Canada, and we continue to grow in numbers each year. 
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14 Regatta Road, Toronto, M3C 1J5
(416) 465-1234
Sports club, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Sports & Recreation Venue Outer Harbour Centreboard Club in Toronto is a volunteer-run, affordable, and non-profit sailing club located near Cherry Beach. It is known for its friendly and eclectic community of sailors and the beautiful view of the water and boats. The club offers adult sailing lessons and summer camps for kids. 
255 QUEENS QUAY EAST, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5A 1B6
(416) 203-0470
Exercise Services, Fitness, good for kids, Health, Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs, Tenni Courts, Service, Court Private, Tennis 
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1300 Gerrard St E, Toronto, M4L 1Y7
(647) 547-4410
Recreation center, Coworking space 
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259 Jarvis St, Toronto, M5B 2C2
(416) 637-7588
Sports & Recreation Venue, Nonprofit Organization, Youth center, Non-profit organization 
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702 Pape Ave., THE DANFORTH, Toronto, M4K 3S7
(647) 329-0224
Ur Virtual Ride Spinningé system will immerse you in a true virtual riding experience - we guarantee that you will stay more focused resulting in a more challenging, stimulating and satisfying workout. At the front of our studio resides a huge video screen where our Virtual Ride system projects full HD forward motion video, featuring a mixture of trails, paved & dirt roads along some of the most stunning scenery in North America and Europe. Our expert instructors seamlessly blend video, music and powerful coaching into a ride that surpasses anything you've previously experienced. Class Descriptions: Virtual Ride Spinningé - A 45 minute class with great music & motivating instructors riding a varied mixture of flat road, climbs and downhill sections, along with full HD forward motion video on a huge screen at the front of the studio. Our unique Virtual Ride system features some of the most stunning scenery in North America and Europe. Because you are immersed in a true virtual riding experience you will find that you stay more focused for the entire 45 minute ride, resulting in a more challenging, stimulating and satisfying workout. Request Virtual Ride Spiné - A 45 minute Virtual Ride Spinningé class where you request your favourite Spiné song! Email us your request at least 24 hours before class time. Energia Athletics Inc is a highly-regarded fitness center in Toronto with a strong community of members. Customers praise the welcoming atmosphere, effective workouts, knowledgeable trainers, and individual attention. Classes include yoga, Crossfit, Burn-45, and Iron Core, with both in-studio and outdoor options available. Lea Amaral provides personal training and nutrition services, and has adapted to the challenges of the pandemic with virtual courses and videos. Members appreciate the cleanliness and flexibility of class schedules. New owners, Bernard and Jess, have continued the gym's excellent reputation. 
200 Wellesley Street East, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M4X 1G3
(416) 925-8001
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838 Broadview Ave, PLAYTER ESTATES, Toronto, M4K 2R1
(416) 521-5078
"You know, its not so much the that other dojo/clubs are teaching incorrectly. Rather their students have little time to practice because they only do structured classes. Its top down, a type of systems theory or methodology that sacrifices personal differences for the overall system. From experience, I believe that people need to be taught from the bottom up, from their unique perspective, life courses and experiences. People are not systems, mathematically certain equations or binary beings, we are organic and take time to be nurtured and grow to ones fullest self. If our environment is conducive to ones nature(s) then we not only grow, we have an opportunity to really bloom." Shihan Oki's traditional graded programs, like the children's and adult curricula, combine striking (Karate), grappling (Ju-Jutsu) and throwing (Judo) in a highly effective and practical approach, all the while maintaining the highest in safety standards. As well, his innovative modern programs, from Women's Kickboxing and Self Defense to Man's Stand-up and Grappling, all utilize, among other things, music in an informal environment, which adds to the teaching matrix by helping members cultivate time, rhythm, and pace. Circuit and partner drills, sparring sessions and pad/bag work, all aid in overcoming learning curves and cultivating the necessary experience for practical/self defense applications. Training and practice in our environment is non-political and one that is best suited for street situations, rather than for martial arts competition. As Oki Shihan puts it, "the street knows no rules, tournaments and prize fighting do. To be a champion in life, to survive and to live... is obviously much harder because one must constantly be aware... the very moment your not, is the very moment you could die!" We invite you to experience our programs or to simply drop in for a cup of green tea and visit awhile... "Play and be young" Riverdale Martial Arts Centre is highly regarded by its customers for its strong community, effective coaching from experts like Bobby Currie and Mike Zaniewski, and results in building confidence, fitness, and skills. The traditional dojo atmosphere is appreciated by families, with positive impacts on children's focus and life skills. The approach to teaching is thoughtful yet strict, and the classes cater to all ages and abilities. Riverdale Martial Arts Centre is known as the best jiu-jitsu dojo in Toronto, offering excellent instruction and a welcoming, friendly atmosphere. 
100 WELLESLEY ST E, CHURCH AND WELLESLEY, Toronto, M4Y 1H5
416 929 5411
Commerçants et concepteurs, concepteurs, commerçants, entrepreneurs, piscines, swimming pools 
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50 Carlton St, Suite 4109, Toronto, M5B 1J2
(416) 598-5966
Ryerson University has transformed Maple Leaf Gardens, one of hockeyâs most iconic landmarks, into the new Mattamy Athletic Centre. The largest arena in the country when it was built in the heart of downtown Toronto, Maple Leaf Gardens opened in 1931. In addition to being home to the Toronto Maple Leafs in their glory days, the Gardens also played host to world-class events including the 1972 Summit Series, a Muhammad Ali vs. George Chuvalo boxing match, and performances by the Beatles and the King of rock ânâ roll, Elvis Presley. Recently named a National Historic Site of Canada, the Gardens is legendary. Mattamy Athletic Centre is a popular destination for hockey enthusiasts and visitors with its pro and junior rinks, beautiful rebuild of the old Maple Leafs stadium, and occasional free skating sessions. The facility also includes a gym and adequate change rooms. Visitors appreciate the lively atmosphere and various activities. 
