If anyone is club or county level, I'd love to have a game after New
Year when I'm able to play (got a small fracture in my leg at the
moment which needs to heal).

Rgds,

Nick



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From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
To: The Moscow Expat List <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, 26 December, 2008 23:44:58
Subject: Re: Expat List  Racquetball in Moscow?



Hi  Alexander,

I'm an avid squash player, but haven't had a game since living in Moscow . 
Would love to  get back into the game. Are you talking about racquetball with 
the big bouncy blue ball? Do you play squash?

Rachel

On Thu Dec 25  0:15 , 'Alexander Lebedeff'  sent:


Hello all, and warmest wishes for the upcoming holidays!

As many of you know, it's a tradition (at least in America) to make "New Year's 
Resolutions," and one of mine is to stay in decent shape.  Sure, pushing back 
at mean babushki in the Metro, and slip-sliding on icy Moscow sidewalks has 
certainly kept some pounds off, but I'd like to raise my constitution a bit 
higher.

Racquetball is basically the only sport I've ever enjoyed playing.  (Not 
counting kegger-football, software developer management, and beer-pong.)  Also, 
racquetball doesn't require getting a crowd of people together, and would be 
easy and fun to teach to my Russian business colleagues.

Does anyone know of a decent, affordable racquetball court in Moscow?  
Additionally, if "yes," I'd be glad to hook up with a racquetball buddy (one 
who would be patient with my re-learning of the game at first), like once or 
twice a week or so.

Just this once, I won't ask to reply to me directly.  There might be more of us 
on this list who may be interested.

All the best,

-Alexander


      
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