Wadi Degla teams participate in competitions for boys and girls. Subscription starts from the age of under 8 years and up to the first class, men and women

Wadi Degla has the largest number of teams registered in the Egyptian Basketball Federation with 60 teams. The age stages of playing the sport are under 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18 years for boys and girls, and under 20 years for youth, then first class women and men.

The squash academy is the only one in the world that includes players from the top 10 in the world rankings for women and men (Ali Farag - Nouran Gohar - Rawan Al-Arabi - Hania Al-Hamami)

Wadi Degla Swimming Academy has the largest database of swimming trainees in Egypt with 12,000 players. Participation age starts from 3 years

The age for participation is 4 years. The team participates in the Premier League. The most prominent players are Youssef Hani and Ziad Ahmed.

It includes the best junior players in the world, such as (Mohamed Osama, Salma Khaled). The competitions start from 8 years old in the Poomsae competitions, and from 9 years old in the Kyorugi competitions

It includes the largest youth base in Egypt, and its players occupy advanced positions in the republic’s championships. The junior national teams include more than 20 male and female players from the Wadi Degla team. Judo is practiced in all Wadi Degla clubs from the age of 5 for boys and girls.

Artistic gymnastics is considered a strong competitive sport at Wadi Degla Clubs, in which champions achieved first places in the Republic’s Tournaments in different age groups for boys and girls. The academy accepts admissions of boys and girls from the age of 3 and a half.

The Special Abilities team became the frontrunner among old clubs in Special Abilities field. The most prominent players are Mohamed Sherif, Ayman Sabboura, Marwan Emad and Rahma Ramadan

Children start Ballet from 3 years, children learn to wear Tutu, and learn small games and limited techniques that qualify them for the game and it is considered a first and transitional stage for children.