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Concerning sporting facilities.

Does anyone know how good the LSE gym is, does the school have a powerlifting squad, and if not is there a good gym nearby :p:

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Reply 1

Knogle

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I was speaking to an alumni member of LSE, and he termed it "decent".

Whatever that's supposed to mean. :biggrin:

I'll probably join one of UCL's sporting societies though.

Reply 2

Who?

OP

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Knogle

I was speaking to an alumni member of LSE, and he termed it "decent".

Whatever that's supposed to mean. :biggrin:

I'll probably join one of UCL's sporting societies though.

Decent, haha. Why UCL?

Reply 3

Knogle

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alexeynechaev

Decent, haha. Why UCL?

They have a larger variety of sporting societies as compared to LSE.. particularly extreme sports, which I indulge in. :biggrin:

Reply 4

John5000

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So, if I go to UCL can I join some of LSE's societies (sports clubs)? #

Could you please elaborate on this

Cheers

John

Reply 5

valerious

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i just need gym and badminton/tennis. does LSE have them all? are they free/come at a cost?

Reply 6

Who?

OP

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I guess if it works one way, then it should work the other way too :smile:

Reply 7

Knogle

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John5000

So, if I go to UCL can I join some of LSE's societies (sports clubs)? #

Could you please elaborate on this

Cheers

John

I think it's possible although honestly I'm not too sure. Maybe ollie can hope on and confirm that.

Reply 8

Knogle

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alexeynechaev

I guess if it works one way, then it should work the other way too :smile:

LSE has two squash courts, netball courts, tennis courts, a gym, and a gym-hall. No badminton courts unfortunately.. not that I know of at least.

And AFAIK at university level, almost every society demands you to cough up a membership fee. So does membership of the gym, or usage of the facilities.

Reply 9

valerious

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I see, thanx a bunch Knogle :biggrin:

just 1 sec: what is AFAIK wondering if it's abbr or slang? :P thanx

Reply 10

Johan C

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valerious

I see, thanx a bunch Knogle :biggrin:

just 1 sec: what is AFAIK wondering if it's abbr or slang? :P thanx

As Far As I Know => abbreviation ?

Reply 11

Knogle

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It stands for As Far As I Know. :wink:

Reply 12

President_Ben

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Uni of London students can join the Union of, and accordingly use the facilities of, any other Uni of London college.

I don't think powerlifting is done by any uni in the country...

Reply 13

Knogle

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Am I the only one around here having problems with this quick reply tool?

The page reloads when I use it (instead of automatically being inserted above without having to refresh), and messages aren't being quoted.

Reply 14

Johan C

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Knogle

Am I the only one around here having problems with this quick reply tool?

The page reloads when I use it (instead of automatically being inserted above without having to refresh), and messages aren't being quoted.

That's weird.

Reply 15

littlemissalex

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yeah from what i know, as long as your part of the university of london, you can share each college's facilities.. so if you want to join the kings college gym, you can! im giving an example..!
correct me if im wrong by all means

Reply 16

Knogle

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Johan C

That's weird.

Looks like a restart fixed it. :wink:

This isn't the first time it has happened though.

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