The Monash City Council owns and operates three industry leading aquatic and recreation facilities. The Clayton Aquatics & Health Club - the Monash Aquatic & Recreation Centre in Glen Waverley and the Oakleigh Recreation Centre offer the Council’s 176 - 000 residents and those of nearby municipalities state of the art recreation facilities and an array of pools to improve community health and activity. The community embrace these facilities which have been deliberately designed to compliment each other and maximise their appeal to all sections of the Monash and wider community. Each facility has something to appeal to all ages and abilities. From learning to swim or splash play areas for young children - court sports for all ages - hydrotherapy and fitness programs tailored for older adults or even swimming in Victoria’s largest wave pool - there are health - fitness - wellbeing and recreational opportunities for everyone. With over 1.4 million attendances annually - these popular facilities are widely used by the local and regional community. Professional and qualified staff deliver a diverse range of programs and services including basketball - futsal - volleyball and netball competitions - adult and children’s swimming lessons - health club memberships - personal training - group exercise classes - aqua aerobics - massage - osteopathic services plus much more. The Monash City Council owns and operates three industry leading aquatic and recreation facilities. The Clayton Aquatics & Health Club - the Monash Aquatic & Recreation Centre in Glen Waverley and the Oakleigh Recreation Centre offer the Council’s 176 - 000 residents and those of nearby municipalities state of the art recreation facilities and an array of pools to improve community health and activity. The community embrace these facilities which have been deliberately designed to compliment each other and maximise their appeal to all sections of the Monash and wider community. Each facility has something to appeal to all ages and abilities. From learning to swim or splash play areas for young children - court sports for all ages - hydrotherapy and fitness programs tailored for older adults or even swimming in Victoria’s largest wave pool - there are health - fitness - wellbeing and recreational opportunities for everyone. With over 1.4 million attendances annually - these popular facilities are widely used by the local and regional community. Professional and qualified staff deliver a diverse range of programs and services including basketball - futsal - volleyball and netball competitions - adult and children’s swimming lessons - health club memberships - personal training - group exercise classes - aqua aerobics - massage - osteopathic services plus much more.