Aguascalientes Futurama club: A Non-Stop Hub for Sports and Fitness
The Aguascalientes Futurama club is keeping the momentum going after a jam-packed february filled wiht exciting sporting events and activities.Building on the success of last month’s tennis tournament, couples’ yoga and bike classes, and popular racquetball and badminton sessions, the club is gearing up for an equally action-packed March.
Kicking off the excitement is a doubles racquetball tournament on Sunday, February 27th.This FMX-endorsed event welcomes players of all skill levels,categorized into 1st,2nd,and 3rd force divisions. With a registration fee of just $200 pesos per player, participants will compete for a prize pool consisting of the total registration fees, with 60% going to the first-place team, 30% to the second-place team, and 10% to the third-place team.
March promises even more diverse fitness experiences. On March 1st, renowned Spanish cycling instructor Carlos Gil will lead a Bikelive masterclass, starting at 8:00 am. Get ready to sweat and elevate your cycling skills under his expert guidance.
For those seeking a high-energy dance workout, Zumba Jammer with Cinthia Valencia awaits on March 5th at 9:00 am. This dynamic class, priced at $100, promises a fun and effective way to burn calories and improve your fitness.
Soccer enthusiasts can look forward to the new internal 7-a-side soccer tournament commencing on March 8th. Matches will be held at 7:00 pm on the club’s fields. Registration is currently open, and the winning team will take home a cash prize of $5,000 pesos, along with recognition for the top scorer and best goalkeeper.
With it’s diverse range of activities and events,the Aguascalientes futurama club continues to be a vibrant hub for sports and fitness enthusiasts of all ages and interests.
Racket Sports, Zumba, and Soccer, Oh My! A Conversation with Former Pro Racquetball Player, Miguel Diaz
Welcome back, sports fans! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Miguel Diaz, a former professional racquetball player who dominated the court for over a decade. Miguel, thanks for joining us!
Miguel: My pleasure! It’s always great to share my love for sports.
Moderator: Absolutely. Let’s jump right in. The Aguascalientes Futurama club is hosting a doubles racquetball tournament on February 27th.
They have categories for all skill levels, which I think is fantastic for encouraging participation. Do you find that accessibility is crucial for growing a sport like racquetball?
Miguel: Absolutely. When I was starting out, racquetball felt exclusive, almost like a country club sport. Making it accessible to everyone, irrespective of their skill level, is key to bringing in new players and fostering a genuine love for the game.
Moderator: I couldn’t agree more. Speaking about accessibility, the tournament registration fee is only 200 pesos per player.That’s incredibly affordable.
Miguel: Right? It allows anyone with a racket and a passion for the game to participate.
I’m curious,with the prize pool being distributed amongst the top three teams based on total registration fees,do you think this motivates players more than a fixed prize pool?
Miguel: Interesting question. Having a variable prize pool based on entries can definitely add an extra layer of excitement.
It means the players themselves directly influence the stakes.
However, a fixed prize pool might attract more serious competitors who prioritize financial gain. It really depends on the type of tournament atmosphere the organizers are aiming for.
Moderator: Great point. let’s move on to Aguascalientes Futurama’s diverse offerings. March brings a cycling masterclass led by the renowned Carlos Gil.
What are your thoughts on incorporating different sports and fitness activities into a sports club?
Miguel: I love it! Sports clubs should be more than just one sport or discipline.
It’s about fostering a community of active individuals who enjoy staying fit and trying new things.
Offering diverse activities caters to a wider range of interests and keeps members engaged.
moderator: Well said. And there’s also Zumba Jammer with Cinthia Valencia, a high-energy dance workout that’s sure to get people moving.
Miguel: I’m not much of a dancer myself, but I can see the appeal.
Group fitness classes are a fantastic way to have fun while getting in shape.
It’s about shaking things up and finding that activity that gets your heart pumping, whether it’s racquetball, cycling, or even Zumba!
Moderator: agreed. Now, for the soccer enthusiasts, there’s a 7-a-side soccer tournament kicking off in March.
Is this type of smaller-sided game growing in popularity, and what are some of its benefits?
Miguel:
Definitely! Smaller-sided games are awesome
. Everyone gets more touches on the ball,you have more space to create plays,and it’s a lot faster-paced and exciting.
It’s a great way to develop skills and tactical awareness in a more dynamic setting.
Moderator: Fantastic insights, Miguel. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your expertise and outlook.
What would you say to encourage our readers to check out the Aguascalientes Futurama club and maybe even participate in one of these events?
Miguel: There’s something for everyone at Aguascalientes Futurama, whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just starting your fitness journey.
Don’t be afraid to step outside your comfort zone, try something new, and most importantly, have fun!
moderator:
Wise words to live by! We hope to see you all out there on the court, fields, and dance floor!
To our readers, what are your thoughts on Aguascalientes Futurama’s vibrant sporting calendar?
Which activity piques your interest the most, and why?
Let us know in the comments below!
