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Sports, Recreation & Fun - Valley Forge PA.

Valley Forge, PA

Sports, Recreation & Fun - Valley Forge PA.

For those young, energetic, adventurous and excited to be alive! Lets meet up regularly for activities that promotes fun, teamwork and active lifestyle. No competitive components but lots of social components to all of our activities. Visit https://www.meetup.com/SportsNFun/events/calendar/ to find and rsvp upcoming  events of interest. Not finding what you are looking for? All events are posted on request. Please throw your ideas @ https://www.meetup.com/SportsNFun/schedule/   to spark interest and find others with similar interest.

Unless the event states Advanced, all events are open to beginners level. Group is not just sports and active events, we re open to Dining, Picnic, Biking, Bowling, Kayaking, Beach, horse back riding, Dancing, Scavenger hunts, or anything else you like to see posted.

Please be aware that we do meet frequently and emails may go out more frequently than other meetup groups. Please go to  https://www.meetup.com/SportsNFun/settings/  to update your email settings. This is an information sharing site, Meetup.com Terms and Conditions apply.

6496 members · Public

King of Prussia Skiing, Sports & Social Meetup Group

King of Prussia, PA

King of Prussia Skiing, Sports & Social Meetup Group

The King of Prussia Skiing, Sports & Social Meetup Group is your gateway to the King of Prussia Ski Club (KOPSC). Meetup Members get notifications of Friday Happy Hours and monthly KOPSC meetings (Sept - April). By attending these free events, you can meet other skiing and outdoor enthusiasts who may already be members of KOPSC. For more info, visit the KOPSC website: http://www.kopsc.com/

King of Prussia Ski Club (KOPSC) is a highly active skiing, social and recreational club for adults 21 and over, established in 1964. We have over 500 members from all over the Philadelphia area. Our year-around calendar of activities includes skiing, hiking, kayaking, cycling, tennis and Friday Happy Hours. We have ski trips to local areas and major ski destinations like Telluride, Crested Butte, Snowbird, Whitefish-Fernie, Quebec City, Stowe, Sugarbush, and Lake Placid. Many KOPSC activities are open to non-members as well as members.

KOPSC membership costs $35/year and entitles you to monthly newsletters, access to register for ski trips, notification of last-minute events, and member discounts. SPECIAL $5 DISCOUNT on KOPSC MEMBERSHIP if you mention you were referred by Meetup: http://www.kopsc.com/online_registration.ht... More general info: visit: http://www.kopsc.com/.

NOTE: joining the Meetup group gets you into a flow of information about club events, many of which are free to attend, BUT IT DOES NOT provide you with a full membership. Full membership is necessary for overnight trips such as a weekend or week-long ski trip. Club dues help to pay for our monthly meeting space at the Jeffersonville Golf Club.

5108 members · Public

Singles Spark: 50+ Singles Events

King of Prussia, PA

Singles Spark: 50+ Singles Events
The Singles Spark: 50+ Meetup, hosted in King of Prussia to start, is geared towards creating engaging and enjoyable experiences for mature singles over 50 looking to connect. The meetup will be a combination of mingling, a mix of dancing, trivia, compatibility Q&A, Name That Tune, sports trivia (to attract more guys!, and “celebrity who’s sexier”, all aimed at fostering interactions and compatibility among attendees. These events are enhanced by professional DJ services (DJ Paul, me!) ensuring a lively and welcoming atmosphere conducive to making new friends or finding a romantic interest. The focus on compatibility and shared interests makes it an exceptional choice for mature singles desiring a fun, engaging social scene. Because the venue needs to be rented, there will be a modest ticket fee to enter, but remember, the goal is to enjoy an occasional evening out and perhaps meet a special someone. From the website, [Singles Spark](https://www.nusparkpartydj.com/singles-spark/) • No alcohol; there’s other events for that. This is about meeting people, and enjoying top-notch entertainment and dancing as well, plus other games and activities. • Typical time will be either a Friday or Saturday 8p-11p. • Ideal structure: 9 20-minute segments- 5 for pure mingling with music background. 4 for interactive fun and gameplay. Always subject to change. • King of Prussia is an ideal 1st location anyway- easy to get to from most suburban counties. Also [on the website](https://www.nusparkpartydj.com/singles-spark/), enter our alert database via text or email, to get updates on events, especially as we grow and plan the 1st one. As the meetup builds, I will be planning events, but for now, sign-up. And keep in mind the intent; do not be shy if you connect with someone. Ask him or her out, or at least make a friend. Ready?
208 members · Public

Montco Table Tennis Meetup Group

Lansdale, PA

Montco Table Tennis Meetup Group
Montgomery County Table Tennis Club (MCTTC), the newest and most vibrant table tennis community in the area! Located in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, is a dedicated group of table tennis enthusiasts who come together to play, practice, and share their love for the sport. MCTTC offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for players of all skill levels, from beginners looking to learn the basics to advanced players seeking competitive challenges. Whether you're a casual player looking for some recreational fun or a serious competitor aiming to improve your game, MCTTC has something for everyone. The club boasts a well-equipped facility with multiple table tennis tables, high-quality equipment, and comfortable playing areas. The venue is spacious, well-lit, and provides a suitable ambiance for focused play. MCTTC takes pride in maintaining a clean and organized space that allows players to fully immerse themselves in the game. The club operates on a membership basis, providing various membership options to cater to different preferences. Members enjoy exclusive access to the facility during designated hours, priority for table reservations, and discounted rates for coaching sessions and tournaments hosted by MCTTC. Non-members are also welcome to join for a small fee on a drop-in basis, making it accessible for occasional players or those who want to give table tennis a try. MCTTC fosters a friendly and supportive community where players can connect, socialize, and learn from each other. Regular open play sessions allow members to engage in friendly matches, practice drills, and friendly competitions. Additionally, the club organizes regular tournaments, leagues, and workshops to enhance players' skills, promote healthy competition, and foster camaraderie among participants. Coaching programs are available at MCTTC for players seeking professional guidance and improvement. Experienced coaches, who are well-versed in various playing styles and techniques, offer personalized training sessions to help players develop their skills, refine their strategies, and reach their full potential. These coaching programs cater to players of all ages, including juniors and seniors. As part of its commitment to promoting table tennis in the local community, MCTTC actively engages in outreach programs and partnerships with schools, community centers, and other organizations. The club aims to introduce table tennis to a wider audience and encourage participation among individuals of all ages and backgrounds. Join the Montgomery County Table Tennis Club today and embark on an exciting journey of table tennis excellence, camaraderie, and personal growth. Whether you're a seasoned player or a complete beginner, MCTTC provides the ideal platform to hone your skills, meet fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy the exhilarating sport of table tennis.
121 members · Public

Fun Football Folks

Plymouth Meeting, PA

Fun Football Folks

Flag Football? You bet! Click "read more" and read this paragraph in its entirety.

Just a bunch of fun people getting together to play flag football. We play on the Colonial Middle School Football Field and the field is great for cleats or just sneakers. All skill levels are welcome and we recommend anyone to come out for fun and exercise.

The games are shared with the Valley Forge Sports Recreation Group and there are no fees for playing.

But with this pandemic, we must say that since this is a sport with contact, you participate at your own risk. We do not know if it is safe or even a good idea to play so soon. We are not recommending it. It is your decision to take that risk.

So for the legalese:

Before participating in a Fun Football Folks event or activity, all participants must read this important notice and agree to the declaration and disclaimer below.

1. The Participant understands that our events and activities are potentially hazardous to those taking part and the Participant does so at his/her own risk;

2. The Participant will not compete in the events and activities unless they are medically fit on the day of the events and activities and that, in any case, they will participate at their own risk.

3. To the extent permitted by law, the Participant accepts that Fun Football Folks, its organizers and the venues we use will not be liable for any injury, illness, loss, damage, action, claim, costs or expenses, which may arise in consequence of participation in the events and activities.

4. The Participant shall not make any claim or demand against Fun Football Folks, its organizers or the venues we use for any reason whatsoever including, but not limited to, any claim or demand arising as a result of any action, default, commission or negligence of Fun Football Folks, its organizers, and the venues we use, and to the fullest extent permitted by law the Participant accepts that the Fun Football Folks, its organizers and the venues we use will not be liable for any injury, illness, loss, damage, action, claim, costs or expenses, which may arise in consequence of participation in the events and activities.

5. The Participant must comply with all laws in force for the time being and must indemnify and keep Fun Football Folks, its organizers and the venues we use indemnified against any claim or demand arising out of a breach or alleged breach of any law by a Participant.

6. Nothing in these terms of participation shall exclude or limit the liability of Fun Football Folks and its organizers for personal injury due to its negligence or its fraud.

7. The Participant will grant permission to Fun Football Folks and its organizers to use or authorize other bona de agencies to use photographs, motion pictures, recordings, data or any other record of my Participation in their events and activities for any legitimate purpose without remuneration.

8. The Participant will behave in a manner that is acceptable to Fun Football Folks, its organizers, the venues we use, and any persons who may be affected by the participant’s actions and behavior.


1065 members · Public

DARE - Discovery Adventure Resilience Exploration

Conshohocken, PA

DARE - Discovery Adventure Resilience Exploration
We are focused on the appreciating the grand majesty of nature and the outdoor pursuits that enable this philosophy. This includes but is not limited to hiking, mountain biking, camping and other associated activities. We will also conduct one off events like planning meetings, and group sports like archery. This group is designed for residents in and around Philadelphia, where the majority of events shall be conducted. There will also be distant events for locations that justify the travel time. Expected etiquette: 1. Solicitation and harassment is strictly prohibited. No exceptions. 2. Punctuality is essential. Unless under exceptional circumstances, we will start on time. Respect your time and everyone else's. 3. All events will be posted with an expected duration and difficulty. If you are unsure of your physical fitness, attend a weekly event as a benchmark before embarking on a longer, more challenging one. 4. Ride-sharing and carpooling is encouraged, but if you offer someone a ride, be sure of your attendance. Offer prospective rides at least 24 hours of notice if you need to bail. 5. Multiple no-shows will get you removed. Last minute negative RSVPs count as no-shows. If you need to contact me within the hour of starting, call, don't message. I will not check my phone for latecomers once we begin. 6. Your safety is our priority, however, you accept complete liability for any and all circumstances that befall you when you attend an event with this group. Help is always available, however, this is not a professionally run group. We will do what we can within reason. Being slower than required is not sufficient reason. 7. Dogs are permitted on some events. Please read the description. 8. Please behave yourselves during your association with us. 9. You may be photographed during events. If you are concerned with the preservation of your privacy, let the photographer know in advance. 10. For mountain biking events, the expectation is that you possess a reasonable kit with at least front suspension, and have the necessary mechanical ability to perform emergency repairs should the need arise. Helmets and protective gear are highly recommended. 11. Event-specific constraints and details will be posted in their respective descriptions. You cannot feign ignorance, you are deemed to have read the description upon presenting your attendance to any event.
398 members · Public

Japanese Ju-Jitsu in the Lehigh Valley, PA

Emmaus, PA

Japanese Ju-Jitsu in the Lehigh Valley, PA
**Welcome to our Japanese Ju-Jitsu Meetup!**   We are dedicated to creating a safe and inclusive space where all individuals are welcomed, respected, and valued. Our group aims to create an empowering environment for everyone - regardless of your background or identity. Join us to learn some basic skills in Japanese Ju-Jitsu, meet and socialize with new people, and have fun! **What can explore a martial art do for you?** * Self-confidence * Self-discipline * Fitness * Attentiveness * Respect for others * Inclusion * Moral courage * ... **What is Ju-Jitsu?** Ju-Jitsu is modern self-defense. "The “Gentle Art” or “Art of Suppleness” (this is the meaning of ju-jitsu in Japanese) does not neutralize power with power but aims to rationally absorb an attack and convert that energy to the opponent’s own detriment. So it is designed to defend you with a flexible reaction on violence." If you're interested to find out more, browse the website of the Ju-Jitsu International Federation: www.jjif.sport **What can you expect?** Please be aware that this is an outdoor activity. We will engage in sportive activities with elements of cardio, strength, stability, and, of course, Ju-Jitsu techniques. Ju-Jitsu is a contact sport, so expect to engage in physical contact with other members. It's important to note that everyone has different physical capabilities and levels of comfort. Therefore, an open dialog between members when engaging in Ju-Jitsu is crucial. **Do you have to have experience in Ju-Jitsu?** No. The focus is on fitness, socializing, and having fun while learning elements of Ju-Jitsu. You train at your own pace and comfort level. You can choose which exercises you participate in and which ones you don't. **What do you need to bring?** * Wear activewear & sneakers that you feel comfortable and can move freely in * A yoga mat (unless you want to use the grass as your mat) * Water (to hydrate) * If you wear glasses, you might want to consider wearing contact lenses or sport goggles **What are the key differences between Japanese Ju-Jitsu and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu? ([Source](https://www.japanesemartialartscenter.com/learnmore-jujutsu-in-ann-arbor-vs-bjj))** ***A. Origins*** * Japanese Ju-Jitsu (JJJ) ‒ Originating in Japan as one of the first martial arts, JJJ came from samurai hand-to-hand combat. The idea was that samurai could defend themselves with Ju-Jitsu when their weapons were destroyed or lost. * Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) ‒ BJJ actually comes from Judo, not Ju-Jitsu. Followers of JJJ adapted the martial art into judo and taught it around the world. In the early 1900s, judo teacher Mitsuyo Maeda taught Judo in Brazil. One of his students was Carlos Gracie, who then created the style of BJJ. ***B. Moves*** * JJJ ‒ Throws, joint locks, chokes, kicks, and strikes are all moves used in JJJ. The main goal is to use strength and momentum against your opponent to overpower them. Ju-Jitsu is more about analyzing your opponent’s moves and quickly finding a way to bring them down. One hard throw could be enough to keep them down, unlike BJJ, where you hold down your opponent. * BJJ ‒ Consisting mostly of grappling, BJJ takes place primarily on the ground, with the goal to force submission onto the opponent. By using leverage and grip, moves like chokes and strangles make the opponent give up. ***C. Purpose*** * JJJ is used as a form of self-defense, fitness, and personal development. * BJJ is mostly used as a competitive sport. Moves like submissions or dominant positions earn you points and determine a winner. **Important:** This is not a paid class or club. This is a purely social group engaging in sportive activities. Your attendance is voluntary, at your own risk, and free of charge. A waiver (link will be provided in each scheduled event, or print-outs will be made available at the time of the event) must be signed before attending each event. **About me:** My name is Tim. I moved from Germany to the Lehigh Valley in early 2020, and now want to get involved in my community by teaching some basic Ju-Jitsu skills and bringing people together. I started doing Ju-Jitsu in Germany in 1998, but haven't gotten back into it in the States yet. To this day, I'm still a member of my home club [Ju Jutsu Club Peine e.V.](www.jjc-peine.de), even if I don't get to train there anymore. I was a member of my club's training team training adults and kids for many years, as well as of the board organizing training and social events. Outside of my club, I was a referee for the Ju-Jitsu Fighting System, and head referee of my home state for six years, supporting this beautiful sport in Germany. Question? Email me at jujitsulehighvalley@gmail.com
43 members · Public