We're a community focused roller sports team from Falkirk run by volunteers.
Our aim is to promote inline skating to community groups and schools throughout Central Scotland along with providing safe, uncrowded spaces for skaters practicing for events.
Falkirk Wheelers originate from a group of friends who have been together since the 1970s. We were officially constituted in January 2013 and since then we have become a multi-rollersports team playing most court sports on skates plus we even travelled to London in 2015 to play the English roller soccer team. In case you're interested they won 16-4 😲
We hold outdoor sessions at West Lothian Cycle Circuit between April and October.
On the last Friday of the month we hold a public skate at Polmont Sports Centre for all abilities and non-members. Click here for more details and upcoming dates. There's no need to book but if you need to borrow skates then let us know at least 24 hours in advance.
We have instructors available every Saturday at West Lothian Cycle Circuit during the summer. They'll be available to teach basic stops and turns to efficiency and technique for anyone looking to try speed skating or preparing for our annual skating marathon at the circuit.
Full details of these sessions are on our outdoor skating page. If you'd prefer indoor one to one or small group lessons then Click here to contact a local instructor directly.
We are are socially aware, the majority of indoor sessions are held in community centres and halls. We've worked with other groups in the community including Brownies, Scouts, young carers and local schools. In addition, we've raised a lot of money for various charitable causes over the years including UNICEF, Canine Partners, Deaf Blind Scotland, the Forth Hedgehog Hospital and Seamab.
Click to reserve your place at our charity roller marathon for Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland on the 14 of June 2026.
Safety is our top priority and we've an excellent track record. However, participation at all of our events is entirely at your own risk. You should be aware that injuries can result from falls, collisions or accidental contact with others.
Injuries can be avoided if you wear appropriate good fitting safety equipment.
Remember S.L.A.P. when skating.
