The three day event which finishes today gives people of all ages and abilities the chance to try trampolining, taekwondo, roller skating, weightlifting and more. 

Tuesday allowed people to try a range of sports, including kickboxing, gymnastics and crown green bowls. 

Wednesday focused on inclusive sports that people with disabilities and those without could all try. These included specially adapted bicycles, power chair football, and walking football. As someone who trained with the Bolton Bulls, Bolton's wheelchair basketball team, for over a year I can vouch that that these sports are not just incredibly hard work but immense fun as well. 

Today sees shoppers able to take part in a day dedicated to health and wellbeing, including a variety of sports and activities for older people. 

Sport on the Square also saw the launch of Greater Manchester's bid to host the 2021 Rugby League World Cup, and if the bid is successful the Macron stadium could be host to a number of mouthwatering international
matches. 

We love our sport at Bolton FM. If you're a fan of wrestling or motor-sports you can join Jim Bailey on Wednesdays between 6pm and 7pm for the Alternative Sports show. Want to know what's happening in Bolton
sports scene? Join Danny Cockton as he talks to local sports people during the Midweek Sport Show. Finally, Saturday Sport with Chris Hadjar returns to its customary 2pm - 6pm slot on the 4th August as Chris and
the team cover local and national sport and keep you up-to-date with the score and happenings from Bolton Wanderers. 

If you want to get involved with or follow our sports coverage you can follow us on Twitter @BoltonFMsport.