Thursdays 6-7pm Gym 2

Wednesdays 7-8pm Gym 2

Mondays 7-8pm Carrongrange Games Hall

Tryst Gymnastics Club is based at Larbert High School as part of the Tryst Community Sports Club. We are affiliated to Scottish Gymnastics, and hold the GymMark accreditation award which recognises that we employ best practice and that progressive development is on-going, resulting in a safe and effective forum for children to realise their potential.

Warriors in the Community (WITC) is the arm of Stenhousemuir Football Club whose aim is to provide football participation opportunities for all children in the Stenhousemuir, Larbert, Carron, Denny and Bonnybridge areas. We strive to encourage more boys and girls of whatever football ability to actively participate in our national sport.

Falkirk Otter Water Polo offers a full pathway from mini-polo to developer squads, junior squads up to senior squad. We participate in national league competitions and organise as many friendly games as possible each year. We offer a four week free trial so come along on Friday and join our friendly group of players to try Water Polo.

The Rugby Mini’s is a fantastic opportunity for your child to learn the FUNdamentals of Rugby. Participants will develop functional movement skills by participating in various skill related practices and mini rugby fun games. The programme is led by an experienced and qualified coach who has achieved the mandatory standard of the IRB. The programme also offers a pathway into Falkirk and Grangemouth Rugby Club.

Kobe Osaka Karate is both an effective Martial Art and exciting sport and our clubs offer classes for 4-7years, 8-15 years and Adult Classes. Your first lesson is free and beginners are always welcome

The positive development of people through judo will always be the number one priority of Sportif Judo. Our aim is to create a friendly, positive environment for people to learn judo and ultimately to create confident, respectful and skilful judo players.

To put it very simply Sportif Judo exists to bring the very best out in people to help them to reach or even surpass their potential.

Jiu Jitsu will teach members self-control and self-discipline through a wide range of activities that will focus on self-defence, as well as developing fitness along the way. These classes cater for all abilities, new members are welcome.

Falkirk Golf Club is a centre of excellence for Junior Golf and are holders of “The best junior club golf facility award”. The club is priveliged to have one of the best UK golf professionals, Stewart Craig, who takes a keen interest in junior golf. The beginner golf club at Larbert High School is the first stage of the junior player pathway before players continue their development at the Forthview Golf Range Academy. Players can follow the club development program outlined for junior members.

NRG Performers teach dance through fun and enjoyment in a non-competitive environment. Our Fusion classes are busy, fast and enjoyable. Each Jazz class teaches the fundamentals of jazz technique and style. RAD syllabus is taught in our ballet classes. When booking you can find out exact class times as we have very many classes running.

The Marvels are a local all-stars cheerleading team that expanded into the Larbert area as part of the Tryst in 2011. In our classes cheerleaders work on the stunts, tosses, tumbling as well as various styles of dance including pom, jazz and hip hop.

Stenhousemuir Cricket Club offer top quality coaching, delivered by professional players. The sessions are open to all players with the emphasis on games, fun and learning the sport. These classes are delivered fortnightly October to January and Weekly January to April.

The Fury have a fantastic pathway for boys and girls to merely enjoy or go to the highest level- it is a high scoring game with great individual and team skills. In season 12-13 Fury were Scottish Senior Men’s Champions and free tickets are regularly handed out at sessions to watch their games.

The Tryst Table Tennis clubs main purpose is to introduce the sport to new players and to progress on developing the skills within the game. Skills are developed through structured practices and fun conditioned table tennis games. The club also offers coaching to players who already play as well as the opportunity to develop social and emotional skills by meeting new people.