Our goal is to create a clean and comfortable environment where everyone can enjoy playing table tennis. Those who are eager to learn and play more worry not as we also have training sessions for serious players. If you are interested in joining our club do let us know as soon as you can :DD thank you.

Our club will have activities on every Tuesday & Thursday from 7pm to 10pm, members are free to join any session or even both if they wish to, sports equipment will be provided and must be returned after the session.

For further information, please email TableTennis.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Aikido is a sophisticated Japanese martial art which consists of entering and turning movements that redirect the momentum of an opponent’s attack, and a throw or joint lock that terminates the technique. This makes Aikido one of the few martial arts that do not solely rely on the strength of the practitioner but rather the technique of using the opponent’s strength against themselves. The founder Morihei Ueshiba’s goal was to create an art that practitioners could use to defend themselves while also protecting their attacker from injury thus people of all ages and size could practice this art without risking a serious injury.

For further information, please email Aikido.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Facebook: Seishinkan Aikido Kuching

Google: https://goo.gl/maps/77ugVPA9aLBch4BQ8

Website: https://www.aikidokuching.com/about/

Kendo (剣道), meaning “Way of The Sword”, is a modern Japanese martial art that teaches practitioners about swordsmanship. In training, swords are replaced by bamboo sticks called Shinai. Trainers (Kendoka) are required to wear protection equipment to prevent injuries during sparring (keiko). It is originally developed as a safe form of sword training for Samurai. It is both physically and mentally challenging activity that combines martial arts practice and values in the form of a sport.

For further information, please email Kendo.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Facebook: Swinburne Sarawak Kendo Club

Instagram: Swinburne Sarawak Kendo Club

Swinburne Sarawak Volleyball Club was formed in 2009, after a group of Volleyball lovers came together as a team and paved the way. The founder, Clemson Lau with the help of a local Kuching coach called Peter, solidify the formation of Swinburne’s Volleyball Club. A few years later, players from the club represented Swinburne Sarawak in the Malaysian college games (Masiswa zon Sarawak 2012). The team came back with gold medals after overcoming overwhelming odds; this became the seed that fueled Swinburne Sarawak Volleyball Club for years to come.

The club today aims to promote the health benefits of Volleyball to all Swinburne students and also soft skills such as leadership, being a team player, dedication, hardwork and many more. We welcome all Swinburne students to join us in this endeavor to not just play a sport, but be assets and contributing members of society through the experience.

For further information, please email Volleyball.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SwinburneSarawakVolleyballClub

Instagram: @swinburnevolleyball

Swinburne Ultimate Frisbee Club - Not your ordinary sports club 🥏

Welcoming everyone to join in on the fun, Swinburne Sarawak Ultimate Frisbee Club is proud to act as a platform for anyone who has an interest in Ultimate Frisbee, be it an experienced player or a beginner wanting to pick up this sport to meet up, play Ultimate and participate in exciting activities hosted by the club, all while having a great time and it is a great opportunity for new comers to gain a whole new experience in the exciting world of ultimate frisbee while making lots of friends along the way.

Ultimate Frisbee is a mixed gendered non-contact sport which is usually played on the field. A flying disc is passed from player to player with the goal of reaching the opposing side’s end zone. The Ultimate game also involves a high level of sportsmanship, commonly known as the Spirit of the Game. Ultimate is also about endless road trips, smelly shoes, random stranger high fives, deep cuts and big layout!

Feel unmotivated while working out alone? Joining us once a week in our pick ups is a brilliant way to improve your fitness level!

For further information, please email UltimateFrisbee.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Instagram : @swinburnevipers

Facebook: Swinburne Sarawak Ultimate Frisbee

We are a group of people who likes to play chess - we also play Chinese Chess, Shogi and more to come~ We strive to improve chess while have fun in it.

Occasionally we held Online Tournament on Chess.com, live stream on Twitch and coaching sessions on different platforms. Weekly chess sessions are held in Chilin Crib to play chess and have fun together. We participate or organize tournaments both inside or outside Swinburne Sarawak. Join us if you're interested in Chess or want to improve on it.

For further information, please email Chess.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Facebook - Swinburne Sarawak Chess Club

Twitch - SwinSarChessClub

Chess.com - Swinburne Sarawak Chess Club

Instagram - swinsarchessclub

Swinburne Sarawak Esports Club (SSEC) acts as a platform striving to gather individuals with a similar passion for esports. We welcome gamers on all platforms and genres.

For further information, please email Esports.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Facebook Page: Swinburne Sarawak Esports Club

Discord: https://discord.gg/wb5fMNZ

We are a sports club looking to promote the dragon boating culture to students in the university. Aside from promoting the sport, we seek to encourage a healthy lifestyle among university students

For further information, please email DragonBoat.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

@swinburnedragonboatclub on Instagram

Swinburne Sarawak Taekwondo Club is a place where you can learn self-defence and increase your self-esteem and confidence. The training will be held on every Friday from 7.30pm till 9pm.

For further information, please email Taekwondo.Club@students.swinburne.edu.my

Instagram: @swinsarawaktaekwondo