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[Football] Anyone go to ManVFat Football at University of Sussex?
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Sounds good, Any plans to get back to it?
seagull_si
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I played in this for a year and have just finished due to losing enough weight not to be classed as overweight. They play on Mondays and usually sort out a friendly match on a Thursday or Friday which I still play in. It has just gone from 4 to 6 teams with a few new players, so now is a good time to join. The new season starts on the 6th.
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Yeah I am rather keen. Emailed them with a few questions today so hopefully will be signing up this week!
seagull_si
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I’m sure Chris will be in touch soon. I’m more than happy to answer any questions you have got.
seagull_si
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Did you sign up in the end?
yorkshire seagull
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I play in the Leeds league. For a fat ****er like me, i'm delighted that i've found somewhere I can play a bit of football, and not feel self-conscious when I get out of breath straight away. We're in season 3 now, and my team Red Star Bellyfade won our league last year.
Loving it.
Loving it.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Ok, here’s the mother load, what’s classed as fat as such is weight against height, how do they work it out ?
They use BMI - It has it's flaws but generally gives a good indication. Minimum BMI is 27.5.
I've just started playing again and there is a real mix of shapes and sizes, from people sub 30 BMI looking to regain fitness, to people up nearer 50 looking to shed lbs.
They allocate teams based on the combined BMI so each team has a mix of more and less mobile players.
The standard is really quite good to be honest and makes for competitive games
I've just started playing again and there is a real mix of shapes and sizes, from people sub 30 BMI looking to regain fitness, to people up nearer 50 looking to shed lbs.
They allocate teams based on the combined BMI so each team has a mix of more and less mobile players.
The standard is really quite good to be honest and makes for competitive games
I'm thinking about it. My knee's better now and I could probably cope. The only problem is I'm now the head coach of a rugby team and run two training sessions every week (that's on top of cricket - I run a cricket team too) , Mrs Gwylan is already making noises about the time I'm out of the house and I'm not sure I want to add fuel to the fire
But I highly recommend it, they're a good bunch of blokes and I did lose some weight
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Damn, 27.2 BMI