Walking Soccer In the News 

Allison Bamford explains how walking soccer is picking up steam in Canada as a way for people to stay active when running isn't in the cards.

Saskatoon's walking soccer drop-in program is one of many fielded across the province as the sport's popularity rises.

Learn how Walking Soccer can extend your playing career by facilitating a safe, yet rewarding environment.

The Stratford Sloths Walking Soccer League is a bit of a misnomer.

Team Canada finishes fourth in over-60 division.

Canadian striker Pat Brodie gave his insights into the team's impressive performance as the dark horse of the tournament.

Walking soccer is allowing people in Saskatoon to enjoy the sport at a slower and less intense pace.

A new City of Kitchener program is giving older adults a chance to play soccer.

Walking soccer is just like its mother sport—except players aren’t allowed to run. It’s also deceptively intense, injury proof and super fun.

Yellowknife aspires to provide 'soccer for life' with their new walking soccer program.

A dive into the world of walking soccer and the future outlook of the sport in Canada

As the FIWFA World Nations Cup approaches, players from Alberta voice their enthusiasm towards the tournament and the sport.