Legacy Health & Fitness will be launching its Outdoor Exercise class timetable next week exclusively for Culcheth Sports Club members.
We have experienced coaches and a maximum of 12 people per class to ensure that you get the best coaching experience in a super friendly and welcoming environment.
We will also be using state of the art Myzone Heart Rate monitoring equipment to ensure that no matter what level of fitness you are, it will equal playing field and everyone will challenge themselves.
If you’re worried or ‘gymtimidated’ about getting back into group exercise following the lockdown, then there is no better way to overcome that by coming down, having a fun friendly workout with some great music, great people, and for Culcheth Sports Members it’s all free of charge next week! Go on, give it a go! Be brave….
We have 10 classes planned next week, so 120 spaces maximum up for grabs.
Most of our classes are 40 minutes long and start times are below:
Monday 7.30am, 9.30am, 5.30pm
Tuesday 9.30am, 11am
Wednesday 7.30am, 9.30am
Thursday 9.30am, 5pm, 6.15pm
Spaces are first come first served and we will be opening up to the wider community after this special Culcheth Sports Club offer expires.
To book on simply email with your name and which class(es) you’d like to attend. Also let us know if you already have a Myzone belt to:
We hope to see you down at the Daten soon!
Many thanks,
Legacy Health & Fitness team.
Legacy Health & Fitness will be launching its Outdoor Exercise class timetable next week exclusively for Culcheth Sports Club members.
We have experienced coaches and a maximum of 12 people per class to ensure that you get the best coaching experience in a super friendly and welcoming environment.
We will also be using state of the art Myzone Heart Rate monitoring equipment to ensure that no matter what level of fitness you are, it will equal playing field and everyone will challenge themselves.
If you’re worried or ‘gymtimidated’ about getting back into group exercise following the lockdown, then there is no better way to overcome that by coming down, having a fun friendly workout with some great music, great people, and for Culcheth Sports Members it’s all free of charge next week! Go on, give it a go! Be brave….
We have 10 classes planned next week, so 120 spaces maximum up for grabs.
Most of our classes are 40 minutes long and start times are below:
Monday 7.30am, 9.30am, 5.30pm
Tuesday 9.30am, 11am
Wednesday 7.30am, 9.30am
Thursday 9.30am, 5pm, 6.15pm
Spaces are first come first served and we will be opening up to the wider community after this special Culcheth Sports Club offer expires.
To book on simply email with your name and which class(es) you’d like to attend. Also let us know if you already have a Myzone belt to:
We hope to see you down at the Daten soon!
Many thanks,
Legacy Health & Fitness team.
Culcheth Sports Club are committed to investing in improving the facilities of the club, recently in the form of the proposed 4G pitch and the new sports bar. In addition to these, I am delighted to say that we have agreed a new sports fitness section replacing outgoing existing sections. This space will be transformed into a health & fitness facility primarily for the Culcheth, Croft and Glazebury community. Culcheth Sports Club members will have priority access to join the facility when memberships are announced and then the wider community will be offered memberships soon after. The refurbishment will commence in March and whilst not confirmed it is expected that the Health & Fitness section will have a Group Cycle Studio, a Combat studio, a HIIT Circuit Training Studio and a Wellbeing studio, alongside a series of outdoor fitness and wellbeing events. We thank you for your patience in advance for any disruption this may cause and it will be kept to a minimum during the renovations.
It is expected that, assuming government restrictions are removed as planned, the Health & Fitness section will be fully open from Monday 17th May. However, as government guidance will allow outdoor exercise in groups of 6 we will be looking to begin with some small outdoor group exercise classes from 29th March onwards (tbc).
This is particularly good news for the Club and the local community as we are all aware of the temporary closure of the Livewire facility at Culcheth High School, which is under consultation to be a permanent closure. We are delighted to be able to ensure that the health, fitness and wellbeing of the local community will continue to have a home within the village.
An Extra Ordinary General Meeting of the Club will take place on Thursday 6th February 2020 @ 7.30 pm in the Main Hall
The purpose of this meeting is to vote on the Proposal the Chairman & Secretary presented to the members on the 9th January 2020
This will be the ONLY item on the agenda
For Culcheth/DATEN Sports Club Members. Following on from the EGM that took place on Thursday 9th January, there is going to be a members information meeting to clarify and explain the proposal made at the meeting. This meeting will be held by members and not the committee, it will take place on Thursday 16th January 2020 @ 7.30pm
As you may be aware David Lowe has been the bar steward at Culcheth Sports Club for over 20 years.
David had the opportunity to take early retirement and the committee accepted his request.
In the time David has been at the club as bar steward and a member he has been a friend to all, and he will be missed.
I am sure you will join the Committee and the staff in wishing David a long and happy retirement.
Beer Garden and children’s play area ready for summer. Children’s parties, christenings catered for with catering to suit all budgets .
We are nearing completion of the ladies W.C which when completed will bring to an end of the new committee promises of scheduled work to the club when elected.
Click here to see some photos.
Please be advised that the bar will be closed in the evening on Monday 2nd July 2018.
This is due to HS2 informing the community about the next stage of their plans regarding phase 2b
Crewe – Manchester and West Midlands – Leeds
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you.
Following the award in February of a Grant from Biffa Award of almost £50,000, Culcheth Sports Club have completed a major upgrade to their changing and showering facilities. They were officially opened by Ricky Hatton on the 27th September 2016.
AGENDA
Extra Ordinary General Meeting
To be held on Thursday 9th January 2020
Annex Lounge @ 7.30pm
1. Apologies for absence
2. Chairman: Reasons for calling the EGM Meeting
3. Ratify agreement made between Management Committee and Section Chairperson /Trustees on Monday 9th December 2019
4. AOB
Following recent changes to the club committee we report the following actions designed to arrest the poor financial position of the club, enhancement of the facilities and growth in income required for the long term sustainability of the club.
A new deal has been negotiated with Carlsberg UK who will be our sole supplier. Members will see a reduction in prices and new products will be introduced at the bar. The deal also included promotional arrangements enabling us to enhance the facility (see below)
Bars and Cellar will be refurbished by Carlsberg UK and this will enable us to reduce prices whilst maintaining gross margins. There will be additional savings through greatly reduced wastage (ullage)
A new Point of Sale (electronic till) system is being installed at no cost to the club. This will allow promotional prices to be enabled, for example bar prices for Cup Final / Royal wedding day sponsored at £2.00 per pint with the same deal for every game in World Cup and further Carlsberg promotions for each England game
We have added televisions all around the main lounge which means multiple sports and other events can be watched simultaneously satisfying more members who can enjoy their preferred sports and hopefully stay longer at the Club, enjoying the various new brands of beer, wine, and spirits
The Ariel Lounge is being refurbished with new French door, low ceiling, new and ‘mood’ lights and a fresh coat of paint
Refurbishment of the foyer, ladies & gents toilets will be carried out in the very near future
The Car Park is being repaired
The roof has been repaired where it previously leaked in the lounge
We will continue to work hard to secure the future of the club and will continue to update you of progress towards this aim
Richard Lennon, Chairman
Domestic Cleaners – for early morning work.
Bar Staff – weekend afternoon also evenings.
Please contact the Club Office on 01925 763096 between 9.00am – 12.00 for further details.
Culcheth Sports Club would like to thank Stuart Nightingale and the football section for all the time and effort they put into the recent Christmas Lunch provided free of charge to the community of Culcheth. This was made possible from the kind donations from local companies and of course the football section members themselves who gave up their own time to cook and wait on the tables.
For photos of the event, please click the following link : Photos
Following the award in February of a Grant from Biffa Award of almost £50,000, Culcheth Sports Club have completed a major upgrade to their changing and showering facilities. They were officially opened by Ricky Hatton on the 27th September 2016. For photos of the event, please click the following link : Photos
Following the award in February of a Grant from Biffa Award of almost £50,000, Culcheth Sports Club have completed a major upgrade to their changing and showering facilities
On completion, at the end of July, the development resulted in four completely refurbished changing rooms for teams, two officials’ changing rooms and two showering facilities, along with a new heating system.
The work has brought the facility up to Football Association National Step 7 requirements.
Biffa Award is a multi million pound fund that helps to build communities and transform lives through awarding grants to community and environmental projects across the UK as part of the Landfill Communities Fund
A club spokesman said: “The new facilities meet modern standards and with this grant from Biffa Awards the club aim to increase club membership and sports participation in the surrounding area.”
Stuart Nightingale, chairman of the Football Club, who play Cheshire County football, said: “This grant has enabled us to continue our work to grow the club. We increased the number of teams using the facility from five to seven in September 2015 with two youth teams having joined the club.”
This year we are pleased to announce that a women’s team have been formed and will start playing in September 2016
Gillian French, Head of Grants, Biffa Award said: “Transforming the changing rooms at Culcheth Sports Club will hopefully help to increase membership, and engagement in sport. Projects such as this are an excellent example of how the Landfill Communities Fund can help to create outstanding facilities for the community.”
An opening ceremony for the new facility will be held at Culcheth Sports Club on Tuesday 27 September commencing 11am