Sports & Hobbies groups near Abington, MA

Pride Sports Boston, founded in 2020 is a sports organization for the LGBTQ+ community and our allies! Our goal is to provide a fun, organized and affordable league to all. Located in several cities around the country and 20,000+ players!

Do you remember when people used to get together to do fun things like play games and sports? And meet new people?

Well, this is a group for anyone interested in enjoying various games (indoor and outdoor). And if you've missed social interaction or games during the pandemic, this is a great way to meet some good people while having a good time.

With Fall in the air, kids back to school & sports, schedules do change drastically, making you feel tired, distracted, and stressed. <br>Join us for this unique workshop designed to help you cope with the stress from parenting, relationships & the little challenges of daily living. <br>Together, we will learn to over come life's little disruptions, through Breath Work Techniques, Guided Meditation, Art work, Creative Writing & Journaling & although, these modalities are not new... WE will be practicing them while in the presents of HORSES?

Partnering with horses in this "hands on" experiential workshop, you will gain knowledge in Basic Horsemanship & Equine Behaviors. Learn how horses are the masters of non-verbal communication & body language. Experience how fabulous horses are at teaching how to set boundaries, make healthy choices, recognize self-worth, build self-esteem & cope with change. We will practice being mindful & how to live in the moment, the way horses do. <br>This safe, nonjudgmental workshop will be held at The Bridge Center, a PATH certified facility with an indoor riding arena. The workshop will be facilitated by Claire Rose, a PATH certified Equine Specialist & Holistic Coach Professional.

This workshop is being offered for: <br>*Moms parenting children with special needs. <br>*Women coping with change or life challenging events. <br>*Caregivers looking for ways to relax, stay & focused. <br>*People curious about Equine Assisted Learning & Activities. <br>*People looking for new fun experience. <br>This 4 week workshop is offered for adults 18 yrs & up . <br>$225.00 per person , 2 hours ea. session,$75 non-refund deposit require. <br> Dates offered 10am-12pm, Oct, 14th, Oct.21st, Oct.28th, Nov.4th. <br>NO horse experience required classes are Unmounted. <br>Please, dress appropriately as this is a barn setting (long pants, closed toe shoes, jackets, sweater, layers what ever weather may call for weather.) plan on getting your hand dirty and having Fun! <br>For questions or to sign up for this workshop <br>Call Claire at 508-963-1734 <br>Or Tricia Gosselin at: <br>The Bridge Center , <br>470 Pine Street, Bridgewater, Ma. <br>508-697-7557 ext. <br>Tgosselin@thebridgectr.org

Calling all Reiki Practitioners. . . 

Join us as we unite in Reiki Circle - share, heal, and learn from each other! A Reiki Circle/Share consists of many healing hands on one person at a time. One person lies on a table while the participating practitioners gather around that person, laying their hands upon him/her, facilitating a massive flow of Reiki energies. Group's combine energy is often very strong and can be more than individual sessions. This type of Reiki treatment is a wonderful and can often create a profound experience! This Circle is open to all Reiki Levels. First time attendees, please e-mail/send a copy of your Reiki Practitioner Certificate prior to Reiki Circle.

About Ludmila

Ludmila is an accomplished Intuitive and Holistic Practitioner, Certified Holistic Nutrition Counselor (HNC), Certified Reiki Master/Teacher (RM/T), Certified Meditation Facilitator (CMF) and a Member of American Association of Drugless Practitioners.

For over 18 years Ludmila has helped her clients achieve physical healing, pain and stress relief as well as greater feeling of well-being. Through the sessions that may combine energy healing, intuitive counseling and naturopathy Ludmila can help you to eliminate causes of sickness, and clear mental and emotional blocks that prevent you from feeling well and living the life you really want to live. Through the unique blend of intuition, the ability to channel energy and the knowledge of naturopathy 

Ludmila removes toxins, releases blockages, rejuvenates and provides her clients with vital, healing energy. Being a Holistic Practitioner, Ludmila is very well aware of nutrition’s vital role in her client’s health. Therefore, she offers her clients, adults and children alike, a Nutrition and Wellness program.
Through her practice, Ludmila has helped numerious clients with diagnosed and undiagnosed physical pains, chronic conditions to overcome or greatly elevate issues related to Anxiety, Depression, Migraine, Thyroid Issues, Gout, Fibromyalgia, Diabetes, Sciatica, Back Pain, Sport Injuries, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Urinary Tract Infection, Diverticular Disease, ADD and ADHD, surgical prep and recovery, support during pregnancy and childbirth and much more.

This is a group for anyone interested in Target Archery! All skill levels are welcome to join (new to the sport or seasoned veteran). Group practice sessions are held every other week. Members experienced in target archery are encouraged to mentor less experienced members.

Established in 1956, the Makusue Ski and Sport club is not-for-profit organization that provides an economical way to enjoy the beauty of the White Mountains. We have a large lodge in the North Conway area that full lodge members can use whenever they want. The lodge sleeps 67 people in 21 bedrooms with a sink in each bedroom. Most of our members live in the greater Boston area and get together either there or visit the lodge during the winter to have fun and enjoy winter sports, such as skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. We also have ski and snowboard racing and a variety of social events throughout the season with other clubs in the area. Please join our meetup so that we can keep you informed on upcoming events, get you involved with our club, and have you meet our amazing members.

-Mission statement: It is my sincere hope this club will be a haven for those who have tried to find worthwhile people in all the usual places (clubs, bars, parties, conventions) and only came up empty. I want myself and the club members to truly take life back and live a sensible, humane, warm, compassionate, artful, and full life again in this country. I am forming this club largely as a reaction (and hopefully solution) to the declining quality of human interaction in the US. I have my theories about why this decline is occurring, but I’d rather reserve talking about those for the club’s initial meeting.



-I would like the core focus and format of this club to be more intimate and low-key to facilitate interpersonal connections and meaningful conversation. I will have a topic, presentation, or discussion question to begin each meeting and we will see where the meeting goes from there. Certainly, more larger scale events such as film screenings and trips to museums or dinners out will be a part of the club too.





-Even though I am the organizer of the club, I encourage others to step up and lead certain meetings. Their particular passions and hobbies should be their guide for these meetings.



-And to conclude, perhaps a few anonymous posts on a website dedicated to people considering leaving the US sums it up best: “I want a place where I can live among the people and help and heal. I want a place for people to come lay down and rest awhile...” and “I'm just a regular guy wanting to focus more on the quality of my life than the incessant drive for more hours, less quality of life and higher fees, payments, charges by the utility, telecom, pharmaceutical, "health care", and education system monopoly near you.”

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This club may be for you if:

-You’ve ever been called “an old soul” more than once



-You just know there’s something very wrong with modern American culture. More specifically, how the breakneck pace of technology that has become the wallpaper of our lives has made us less adventurous, loving, romantic, earthy, caring, open, and spontaneous. Instead it has made us feel blah, stale, disconnected, numb, unfulfilled, and distracted. But you also realize every age has its drawbacks and there is no golden age and you must make the best of any era.



-You don’t slavishly serve and identify with one political/philosophical/ideological/religious group because you know life is too complex and rich to see the world through only one lens. Besides, you know what it truly means to be open-minded: being open to give-and-take in a conversation and not being afraid to be wrong because you like learning worthwhile things from people.

-Your patience grows ever thinner for having to learn new technology seemingly every month.



-You are naturally suspicious this is a feel-good new age group. It isn’t.

-You understand that truly committing to anybody (be it friend or lover) is a risk and don’t shy away from the emotional ups and downs that it entails. That is, you don’t cling to the chic “misanthrope” tag because you are adult and brave enough to take risks on people and risk disappointment and hurt feelings.





-You have a sneaking suspicion that art is all that matters





-You constantly strive to simplify your life and think twice before letting more technology into it.





-You continue to be a good person even though you fully realize you may never receive the full reward or recognition you deserve for being one



-You die a little every time you see canned “inspirational” speeches by politicians/celebrities with the usual platitudes (“Live like every day is your last,” “Carpe diem!” etc)



-You’re fed up with the glut of entertainment and media for the 14-year-old male demographic and wonder where all the art and entertainment for mature, adventurous, intelligent, and sensible adults is.



-You wonder how much easier life would be if you were easily amused at mass entertainment like most people and not have to seek out more rarified art and entertainment to satisfy yourself



-You wish people who are jealous and/or intimidated of your rarified taste and intelligence would know just how difficult and isolating it can be to be that way and it’s not really that enviable.



-You realize that bad taste is essential sometimes. Plus it can be a lot of fun.

-You resent being called “dude.”