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[ernie]

i'm having trouble finding something active to do these days in seoul...
i'm looking for a sport that's physically demanding, social, and fun, but everything seems to happen in the southeast corner of the city, which is about an hour-long trek for me (i live near eungam and hapjeong)...
any ideas? here's list of my favorite sports:

-squash (i simply CANNOT find a decent FULL sized court - they hosted a women's world cup tourney here, how can there be no courts?!!!)
-hockey (i don't have equipment, so shinny or ball hockey would be great)
-baseball
-badminton (indoors)
-basketball (indoors)
-ultimate frisbee
-soccer (i'm not very good but i'll play on grass or indoors - dirt soccer is ridiculous!)
-pretty much anything except for golf or tennis!

[ajgeddes]

[Masta_Don]

I'm curious too where there might be some indoor soccer going on.

[sojukettle]

BADMINTON AT SEOUL FOREIGN SCHOOL

Come and play: most Wednesday nights during term time at Seoul Foreign School, Underwood Athletics Centre (UAC), from 7-9pm.

Up to 6 courts available. Shuttles provided. Some racquets available for loan. 5,000 won per calendar month.

Friendly atmosphere. All standards from A to B - Aces to Beginners. So find those rusty racquets and join in.

Contact :
brace [AT] seoulforeign.org to get on email list.

[Alpha-Epsilon]

Get the lead out and do Tkwondo, the Jujits-flip smackers where you do 360's in mid-Air, pounce on a guys stomach and putting him in the scissor's-pinch, crusher grip.'

Or join they yoga guys I see in Yoido, sucking down eggs whole to hold their breath for 8 minutes then burping real loud and exploding the eggs 20 ft in the air.

[ernie]

badminton sounds like fun... i'll check it out this week... i can't find a link for ultimate frisbee on yeouido... i've found some games near apgujeong, but that's too far away!