Video: Year-round sand fun at Calgary’s The Beach YYC

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Winter is around the corner! Though our fall has been a little snowy and cold. Either way, beach season continues year round at The Beach YYC!

Get your feet sandy regardless of what’s happening outdoors, with year round beach volleyball leagues for players of all skill levels.

Rec 6’s and Intermediate and Competitive 4’s are now registering!

Think beach volleyball is too hard? Our Rec league is specifically suited to those of you who “haven’t played since high school.” Beach volleyball is fun, active, and a great way to spend some time with your friends at the beach.

Music, friends, fun, and a licensed café on the way. You’ll have to stay tuned to announcements on that!

Not into beach volleyball? We also offer a beach Spikeball league on Thursdays.

As an added bonus, Sunday drop-in is free for all registered players!

Beach volleyball, Spikeball and so much more. See you at the beach!

You can check out the Beach YYC in the above video or visit them at www.thebeachyyc.ca

(Video shot and produced by Calgary company Business on Camera)

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