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Q: Any indoor football expat clubs in Beijing?

Lookin to doin some exercise this winter, and wanted to know if any expats in Beijing played indoor football (soccer) anywhere.

14 years 26 weeks ago in  Sports - Beijing

 
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I'm not sure if they have one in Beijing. I assume they don't have indoor soccer because you would need a gym to design an indoor football playing field. I use to play indoor soccer in my middle school back in Carolina we used the gymnasium and had the bleachers pulled out all the way we also covered the four openings to the doors that led out of the gymnasium. I really don't think they do that in Beijing but if they did you would have to find a gym with a basketball court inside. My best bet is that you can ask some people if you could find a gym in Beijing and introduce it and try to make a league of your own. imo. that would be a lot of work but if you want an indoor football club the best way is to create it and more people will follow. It's fun! imo.

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