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Monday Badminton - Indians in Melbourne Eastern Suburbs
LOOKING FOR Intermediate Regular Players for 1.5 hours - 7 to 8:30pm
Group to help men from Indian Sub-continent residing in Melbourne Eastern suburbs connect and play badminton together.
When do you play?
We play badminton in Melbourne Eastern suburbs - 7pm at ACM Sports Bayswater
How much does it cost?
Costs are generally shared and involved court fees ~$25 and shuttle costs $3.50 per head.
Please advise atleast 24 hours prior to cancellation - otherwise you will be considered part of the court split.
Do you play regularly?
Yes we play weekly. Occasionally, during...
Beginner Tennis - Mitcham - Heatherdale Tennis Club
**How much does it cost?**
Court hire at Heatherdale Tennis Club Mitcham costs $20. We generally split this equally. See Heatherdale tennis Club website to book a court.
** What level of players do you have? **
Mostly beginners who have had a few lessons so they understand the basics.
**What do I bring?**
BYO Tennis racquet. Tennis ball are generally provided but depends on the organiser?
**When do you play?**
We play mostly on Weekends and School Holidays. We...
Badminton in Craigieburn or Epping
*Note: Please check price list for badminton on Google - compare the cost for doubles for one hour vs a single 1-on-1 match for one hour.
Basketball partner or two in Craigieburn
I prefer someone who is available at least once-two sessions per week every week. More is better of course! Please...
Biking partner or group within Hume City Council catchment
Light jogging partner or two in Hume City Council suburbs.
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Thinking of rugby coaches, clubs and teams?
Rugby is a sport that can be played both socially and as part of a club.
When playing rugby socially, the rules and level of competitiveness can vary greatly depending on the group of people you're playing with. Some groups may choose to play a more relaxed, non-contact version of the sport, while others may play a more competitive, full-contact version. Social rugby games are often organized informally, with people getting together to play on weekends or evenings. The emphasis is often more on having fun and getting some exercise than on winning or losing.
When playing rugby as part of a club, the level of competitiveness is typically higher than when playing socially. Club teams typically practice on a regular basis and have structured games and competitions against other teams. There are different levels of club rugby, from youth teams to amateur adult teams to professional teams. Depending on the level, the commitment required to play can vary greatly. For example, youth teams may practice once a week and have games on the weekends, while professional teams may practice multiple times a week and have games on both weekends and weekdays.
If you're interested in playing rugby as part of a club, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, you'll need to find a local club that you can join. This can typically be done by searching online for rugby clubs in your area or by asking around at local sports organizations. Then, you'll need to attend practice and tryouts to show your skills and make the team. Finally, you'll need to purchase or rent the necessary equipment, including a rugby ball, cleats, and protective gear.