Fans will be welcomed onto the Shark Park field in September as part of a fundraising event for former Cronulla Sharks player Nathan Stapleton.
The initiative will see the Sharks partner with Flow Athletic to put on a silent disco yoga event in support of Stapleton and his family.
Stapleton was left a quadriplegic after sustaining an injury whilst playing country rugby union in April.
The 32-year-old fractured his neck and sustained a spinal cord injury, paralysing him from the shoulders down. He currently needs a ventilator to breathe and remains in intensive care.
The fundraiser yoga class - titled Flow After Dark - will be held at PointsBet Stadium on Wednesday, September 7 at 6:30 pm (AEST).
Guests can join in person or via live stream.
Australian yoga instructor Kate Kendall will lead the 60-minute all-levels class, which will run alongside a live set from DJ James Mack.
It is one of a number of initiatives that the Sharks have run to assist in the fundraising efforts.
They had previously auctioned off jerseys from their win over Manly in April.
A GoFundMe page has also been set up on behalf of the Stapleton family, which has raised over $200,000 at the time of writing.
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Flow After Dark event info:
Live event tickets: $39.95 + booking fee
International live-stream: $10 + booking fee
Book your tickets here.
