Touch Rugby Zhuhai

Dont know about a touch rugby league, but i'm always up for a game or two! i'm a boy by the way ;)
let me know what happens.

The reason for touch game is to get more people involved. Also, to avoid injuries to participants. I have sustained enough injuries in my playing days. However, a social game or two is alright with me, is there enough interest out there for at least a 7.

do you paly basketball ?

Well we have at least two, thats you and me. do you mean 7 a side or 7 people for a game =P
keep me posted on this if you can! cheers

Hi, Guideyou: I did played basketball. Steve Nash went to my school, but rugby and cricket were my game. Want to try rugby?
Hi! Davidlam: Get a few a more diehards and we can start something. I can pick up a couple of practice balls on eBay.

Hi Davidlam, Touch football is slightly different to Rugby Sevens.

Touch Football/Rugby
http://www.answers.com/topic/touch-football-rugby-league

Rugby Sevens
http://www.answers.com/topic/rugby-sevens

regards,

T. Tempest. DCA
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Hey doc, first time i have heard touch football, but wasnt we discussing touch rugby? sure, in rugby sevens there involves pulling people to the ground but at the end of the day, one rule applies, if you have the ball in your hands, just run. i think i can do that :)

I can't run fast but would love to learn another sport.

-Bruce.

Same thing: Touch, Touch Football, Touch Rugby, Six Up; just depends on your country of origin, and the slight rules variation you play under.

Whilst Sevens is attractive from the perspective that eventually such a team, if serious, could could end up playing in HK, my body for one, just can't handle the physical demands of such a game.

However, with Touch, that's a different story, you mainly need some hand-eye coordination and general running fitness, and not much else.

regards,

T. Tempest. DCA
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Touch football, OK, I assumed someone is talking about American Football. We played that a lot in school in Canada. Also, we play touch rugby to warm up before practice. It is more than just hand-eye coordination and general running fitness. It does increase quality of passing and a lot more. Rugby Seven Hong Kong, that is very ambitious!!!! In that case, better start now!!!!

Hey Hey Guys !

I just read the word Cricket while i was reading the blog .. well are there any people interested in a game of cricket ?

-Anu.

Anu: You find enough players, I will be there. We played a 6 a-side when we were kids. What are about equipments?

I got a Cricket bat sitting my office .. its not the best one .. but its a 'cricket' bat .. and we can use some boxes, sticks or something for the stumps.. ill talk around .. lets see if we can get some players .. wow .. its been 4 years i havent played .. will be great.

-Anu.

Well I do have a bat and ball too, for the stumps we can all ways use bamboo sticks , there's a lot in China.

-Bruce.

One of the schools here in Shenzhen has a cricket side. I think they have an Indian teacher. I will see if I can find out what level they are. If they are teenagers then maybe they would like a challenge. I am sure between Zhuhai and Shekou we could rustle up a team for a friendly.
There is certainly a Shenzhen women's cricket side as they had a game against HK at Shenzhen Uni in late June.

Wow its getting interesting already ...

maybe we need a cricket thread now .. lets find out how many ppl will be interested in cricket before we actually have a match :)

-Anu.

Great idea! lets go to SZ, will it be casual, or in whites. If we don't have 11 people, see if they have extra players. Hmmm! I still wanted that rugby game though.

I have a friend in SZ , he can join our team

-Bruce.

Hey guys, I play rugby for the Macau team. If anyone is interested in playing, we have practices on Tues and Thurs at 7:30pm and HK 15s league play is going to start this coming weekend.

So far, since I've been playing for the past year, the Macau government has paid for the team (and me) to go to Indonesia to play their national team, Phuket 10s, the Philippines, China (many times), etc. Although we have a club fee this year (300 patacas), on tour, everything is usually paid for by the gov including hotels, flights, food, etc.

Anyone and everyone is welcome to come play or even pick up the sport!

I've never played cricket, only watched on TV. I would be interested in learning though.