Next Labyrinth Training: Saturday 7th June
Saturday 7th June, 2008
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Queen's Wharf Square
It'll be heaps of fun and afternoon tea will be provided (including freshly baked Chocolate Chip Cookies).
While we all enjoy a long weekend for Queen's Birthday, there will be the first Labyrinth Training sessions happening in Tokyo, London and Portland Oregon. Players of the Lost Sport continue to rise up across the globe, and the competition is starting to heat up.
Our session last weekend didn't set any records, but was awesome fun - being our first including children under 10. Watching a 7-year old run a 3-Circuit Labyrinth in 40 seconds was incredible!
We had hoped to have our next training event simultaneously with groups playing in New York, San Francisco, Austin and Sao Paolo - but that would've been 9am Sunday for us, and bugger that! As an alternative, we're hoping to do a live webcast of the second half of our session, from 2:30pm NZ time.
If you've never played before, don't worry, we'll get you fully up to speed in the first half-hour so we can all look like professionals for the other teams around the world. If you're not sure what that webcast would look like, check out the videos of our previous training runs further down the page on this blog.
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Queen's Wharf Square
It'll be heaps of fun and afternoon tea will be provided (including freshly baked Chocolate Chip Cookies).
While we all enjoy a long weekend for Queen's Birthday, there will be the first Labyrinth Training sessions happening in Tokyo, London and Portland Oregon. Players of the Lost Sport continue to rise up across the globe, and the competition is starting to heat up.
Our session last weekend didn't set any records, but was awesome fun - being our first including children under 10. Watching a 7-year old run a 3-Circuit Labyrinth in 40 seconds was incredible!
We had hoped to have our next training event simultaneously with groups playing in New York, San Francisco, Austin and Sao Paolo - but that would've been 9am Sunday for us, and bugger that! As an alternative, we're hoping to do a live webcast of the second half of our session, from 2:30pm NZ time.
If you've never played before, don't worry, we'll get you fully up to speed in the first half-hour so we can all look like professionals for the other teams around the world. If you're not sure what that webcast would look like, check out the videos of our previous training runs further down the page on this blog.
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