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Wing Chun Kung Fu is a Chinese martial art that suits all body shapes, male and female, young and old, by relying on technique and speed to defeat your opponent rather than strength or size. It is particularly useful in self defense situations as it specialises in close quarter combat, using strikes to vulnerable areas to end fights quickly. The class is small and friendly and we welcome people with no martial arts experience and of course those who tried other or who currently do other martial arts. The we value and encourage the exchange of ideas. The class is open to men and women age 16 an over. Your first lesson is free and from then on £8 per class, paid monthly. We train on Thursday evenings 20:00-22:00.

We are Vibes Athletic FC founded by Karl Jones and Dave Mason in 2011. Managed by Jon-Paul Lewis and Chris Morris. We won the league and cup double in our first season. Our home pitch is Snipe Clough near Alexandra park, come and watch us on Sunday mornings KO @ 10:30am

Training: 7 - 9pm Tuesday and Thursdays at Guy's Hospital Athletic Ground, SE23 1NW

Are you a fan of hitch-kicks, goose steps, side steps, big hits, rugby players, fine food, good beer and a great atmosphere? Well then it would be foolish of you not to pop down on a Saturday afternoon for some electric rugby from one of the finest teams in the division. Also this page will keep you posted on any upcoming socials, matches and results so its almost rude not to give it a like.

North Devon Athletic Club has its home at the Braunton Athletics Track, Braunton, North Devon, England. The club has helped to produce many outstanding athletes, some of who have gained National and International honours at senior and junior levels of competition. Anyone can join the club. Qualified coaches are available to assist and advise. Regular meetings are on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the summer. Tuesdays at the track and Fridays at Pilton School, Sports Hall in the winter. Meetings are held no matter what the weather unless there is actually ice on the track. Club Objectives NDAC are committed to providing the best possible support to their athletes and furthering athletics in the South West. In order to achieve this we aim to: Provide a safe and welcoming introduction to athletics, particularly for the very young. Provide a structured and friendly environment. Enable athletes to fulfil their full potential through competition. Give all athletes a healthier and fitter outlook on life.

The University of York's Rowing Club: http://uybc.org.uk

BMX company based in the USA and are now running a UK BMX racing team

AFC Ashford Athletic are an Amateur football club based in Ashford, Kent who are currently playing in the Ashford & District Saturday League. Originally known as Riverside Inn FC they reformed in March 2011 under the new name.

Exeter University Athletics Club is bigger and better than it has ever been! We have a whole range of athletes from those who are just trying to get fit all the way through to international competitors. Full membership is £70 for the year, which includes all training and coaching, socials, insurance, BUCS affiliation and AU affiliation. At £70 EUAC membership is one of the cheapest in the whole university, and you can be guaranteed that you will get your moneys worth! We were the most improved club in 2010, nominated for club of the year in 2011 and 2012, and this year we’re aiming even higher! Unlike other clubs, we don't hold trials and we all train together as one big group, with specific sessions for each discipline. This means that there is an incredibly relaxed atmosphere to training, and within the club as a whole, so it really doesn’t matter if you haven’t done athletics for a few years! Many of our members started out as social runners and have now progressed to become some of our most committed members in the club! Whether it is road running, cross-country or track and field that you’re into, we have something to offer you! There are loads of opportunities to compete throughout the year, with last year’s track and field team heading to London’s Olympic Stadium for the test event for the 2012 Games! Competitions range from local leagues all the way up to national championships, so there is something for everyone! We have a massive variety in training - track sessions, gym sessions, circuits, long runs, hills sessions, beach sessions and much more, and you can do as many or as few as you wish. Sessions are led by qualified top class coaches who can help you achieve whatever goals you’re working towards; head coach Sonya Ellis is highly qualified in coaching all athletic disciplines. We also work closely with the Exeter Triathlon Club and have Rob Moore, a British triathlon coach, as part of our coaching team who can help those of you trying to balance athletics training with other sports. Exeter University Athletic Club is a fantastic club; we work hard but play hard too! Please have a look around the site and if any questions/ problems/ enquires please get in contact!

Open to wheelchair racers of all abilities & experience. Training: Wednesday - Meet 6pm / Session 6:30pm Sunday - Meet 11am / Session 11:30am *Except competitions & snow or ice*

The Mustangs 1st team were promoted to the highest league in the country, the National Baseball League (NBL) in late 2009. In its first season (2010) we made the end of year National Final 4 Championship games, a feat repeated in 2011 and 2012. We are the only team to have competed in the all of the last three Championship Playoffs. The 2nd team has been in existence for two years and currently competes in the AA League. They were promoted in 2011 from the Single A Division after finishing runners-up. Full results and tables can be found on: http://www.britishbaseball.org/ Southampton Mustangs Committee Club President: Lee Ralph Club Secretary: Simon Barnes Club Treasurer: Simon Taylor Head Coach: Ben Davis Student Representative: Patrick Jakubowski and Ross Oakes Mustangs 1 Coach: Ben Davis Mustangs 2 Coach: Dan Collins with Joe Saunders

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