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Mogs

Mogs

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Next Game is Wednesday


Crystal Palace - 7:40 - 9:00


Let me know if you can make it and if you'd like a lift


New People welcome for mid week games, our Saturday games are now pretty full with a regular 16 players turning up.


Crystal Palace Badminton Cost is ?4.00 and that covers courts and shuttles

Andystar

Andystar

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Can i ask a couple of really dumb questions?


How easy is it to pick up badminton?


I'm currently doing a Sword class which takes place on a Badminton court so, I often watch people play before my class starts & one of the girls in my class told me that she used to play & was quite good. ( I've noticed that I seem to be alot more co-ordinated than her- but don't tell her that. ) She has challenged me to a game, which may become a more permanent fixture & I'm a lil worried that she'll show me up :-$


I was also worried about injury potential, ie, am I likely to mess up my joints playing it??


Any help/advice will be appreciated.

Andystar

Andystar

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brum Wrote:

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> Its a game that looks deceptively easily, and is

> great fun to boot, but when you miss the 'cock'

> and swipe just air, spinning 360 degrees in the

> process, you may look a wally. I know.


Ha ha, thanks for the advice!

karter

karter

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Andy, If you have played badminton before then picking it up again is really quite easy. It can be hard on the joints and muscles though but a warm up usually helps. This current edf badminton group has been going quite a while now, it started off small and has grown, it has fused with a group that were playing at Camberwell Fusion and works well. I haven't been for a couple of weeks but there are usually 2 sometimes 3 games a week and it's nice to see how people improve. A group text message is sent by Mogs when games are booked. You should come to this. Mogs is a good organiser. Thanks Mogs.(tu)


Oh and brum, you could come to this too young man.:))

Andystar

Andystar

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karter Wrote:

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> Andy, If you have played badminton before then

> picking it up again is really quite easy. It can

> be hard on the joints and muscles though but a

> warm up usually helps. This current edf badminton

> group has been going quite a while now, it started

> off small and has grown, it has fused with a group

> that were playing at Camberwell Fusion and works

> well. I haven't been for a couple of weeks but

> there are usually 2 sometimes 3 games a week and

> it's nice to see how people improve. A group text

> message is sent by Mogs when games are booked. You

> should come to this. Mogs is a good organiser.

> Thanks Mogs.(tu)

>

> Oh and brum, you could come to this too young

> man.:))


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Thanks for the reply & the invite, I may take you up on it when my timetable is less busy. I've only played a few times & was really drunk, so I'm not too sure about my ability- also the girl I was playing would not stop cheating.

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