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where can I learn to play?

Adam

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where can I learn to play?

Thursday, 29 June 2000, at 1:21 p.m. US Eastern Time

Just the other day I was watching TV and saw a game of Australian footbal.  I thaught that it was incredible. I live in western-central Florida, and was wondering if there was a place near-by where I could go to learn how to play and join a leaue of somesort,for youth, because I am 16.  Thank you very much.
                                                      -Adam

Van Dieman

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Adam

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timmy

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Thursday, 29 June 2000, at 10:42 p.m. US Eastern Time

> Just the other day I was watching TV and saw a game of Australian
> footbal. I thaught that it was incredible. I live in western-central
> Florida, and was wondering if there was a place near-by where I could go
> to learn how to play and join a leaue of somesort,for youth, because I am
> 16. Thank you very much.
> -Adam

Try this link http://www.usfooty.com/clubs/teams/club12.asp it should help you find a club that might be close enough.

Van Dieman

timmy

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Van Dieman

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Lisa Albergo

RW "KC Swan" Lipp

Re: where can I learn to play?	Sunday, 23 May 2004, at 2:41 a.m. US Eastern Time
what you should start of doing is bye a football and improve you skills. you should not join a club befor you know whats happening and you can do well. you can do well.

Lisa Albergo

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timmy

Re: where can I learn to play?	Friday, 18 June 2004, at 3:35 p.m. US Eastern Time
> what you should start of doing is bye a football and improve you skills. you should > not join a club befor you know whats happening and you can do well. Actually, if you do find a team near you, feel free to go along and have a kick and join in some training sessions with them. They will be glad to teach you the finer points of the game. Lisa Chicago

RW "KC Swan" Lipp

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timmy «

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Wednesday, 23 June 2004, at 1:45 a.m. US Eastern Time

> what you should start of doing is bye a football and improve you skills. you should
> not join a club befor you know whats happening and you can do well.

That may be good advice in Australia, but it isn't very good advice in America. The average American isn't going to have the exposure to the game necessary to be able to advance very far on their own. A much better approach would be to find a local club, and let them teach you before you develop any bad habits on your own.

  -- RW "KC Swan" Lipp

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