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Pimp Your Society/Club - The One And Only Thread!
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09-09-2012 10:14PM#1
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I train with the Judo club. Great for getting fit, learning self defence or anyone wanting to be a competitive Judoka/Grappler. All done in a friendly atmosphere where everyones trying to help each other improve their game.
We are active on the competitive circuit with intervarsities and judo opens, as well as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Submission Wrestling tournaments, which we had great success in last year. Also a few social nights to be had :cool:
We have a great coach with loads of experience, equipments provided and the first class is free so come down and give it a go.
I'll be on the stall most of the time on clubs and socs day so if anyone has any Q's feel free to ask me then, email nuimjudo@gmail.com or just message me on boards whenever
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Good point, Jonah.
Well, I'd say on the club side of things that I've never really been into competitive sports, unless there's a tennis club hidden somewhere. (Though I'm rather terrible and haven't played in years.
) I did athletics for a few years, focusing on sprinting, but haven't kept it up much.
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Yoga Soc runs classes for all levels-from complete beginner to experienced yogis. Classes are run during the afternoons and evenings, depending on demand. We have professional yoga instructors in to teach classes, and they do a variety of types of yoga.
Yoga is a really good way to increase your flexibility and tone muscles, while not being competitive!
Last year, Yoga Society put on several events, such as free taster classes and movie and pizza nights.
Feel free to ask any questions!
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Stevonicus wrote: »I'm happy to contribute my student number to any statement of interests or whatever you need to set up the soc.
As am I
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Winner of Most Improved Club of 2012, Maynooth Ultimate is a very strong and active club within NUIM.
We train multiple times a week and have had excursions to such exotic places like Edinburgh and France, and we are going to Manchester for a weekend of Frisbee and banter at a beginner tournament in mid October.
We'll also be traveling all around Ireland throughout the year - Cork, Limerick, Galway, Dublin and Belfast.
This year for the first time we have a women's team under way.
Complete beginners are more than welcome! The majority of great frisbee players all started at level zero and knew nothing of the sport before trying it in college.
Like us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NUIMUltimate for training times and hopefully we'll see you there 0 -
Pro-Choice Soc Facebook Page.A few of us are planning on setting up a Pro-Choice soc. If you're interested in getting involved let me know!
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Hi
I'm interested in joining the Christian Society and was wondering could anyone tell me what its like and what they do? I don't really agree with going out and preaching to others on campus so is any of that involved? Also to any members in your opinion which is better the Christian Union or Young Christian society?
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Pande_monium wrote: »Hi
I'm interested in joining the Christian Society and was wondering could anyone tell me what its like and what they do? I don't really agree with going out and preaching to others on campus so is any of that involved? Also to any members in your opinion which is better the Christian Union or Young Christian society?
Thanks
Hi. I was involved with the Christian Union on campus while I was at Maynooth, I know people who are still involved in it. I'd really recommend it, it really stretched me as a Christian while at university. I found that the CU really functioned as a family on campus, I'm sure that's still true.
The main focus of the Christian Union is to provide a place where Christians can grow in fellowship on campus, and also to be a place where people who are seeking or looking to find out more can come and hear about the Gospel. The Christian Union also promote Christianity on campus through debates and wider social events. There's a Tuesday main meeting at 6:30pm in JH6, and Bible studies during the week.
The CU on campus is also linked with 25 other Christian Unions in Ireland and in other countries around the world on a larger level. While I was there we had all-Ireland conferences and every few years there are European conferences.
Take a look at www.maynoothcu.org for the campus society. www.ifesireland.org and www.ifesworld.org will give you a fuller picture of the parent organisation.
Oh and feel free to PM me and ask anything you like 0
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