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[Title] => Beach football, kumakalat
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Kasalukuyang ginaganap sa Subic Bay beachfront ang Luzon eliminations ng National Beach Football Cham-pionships.
Sa susunod na linggo, gaganapin naman sa San Carlos, Cebu ang Visayas at Mindanao eliminations. Sa unang weekend ng Mayo naman gagawin sa Boracay ang National Finals sa Boracay.
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[Title] => RP bids to host beach soccer world cup
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The Philippines is aiming to become only the second country to hold the Beach Soccer World Cup, next to the sport’s country of origin, Brazil.
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[Summary] => Natapos agad ang tag-init at halos di pa nating ganap na nalalasap ito, lalo na sa mga tulad nating nagtratrabaho kahit na bakasyon ang karamihan.
Subalit, para sa isang maliit na grupo ng mga Pinoy, walang humpay ang summer, dahil dito nabubuo ang kanilang pangarap.
Halos sampung taon na ang lumilipas nang mangarap si Coach Mike Athab ng malaki para sa isang bagong sport.
Isang football coach na lumaki sa Iraq at ngayo’y malaking bahagi ng Philippine sports, nakita ni Coach Mike ang malaking potensyal ng beach football.
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[Summary] => Natapos agad ang tag-init at halos di pa nating ganap na nalalasap ito, lalo na sa mga tulad nating nagtratrabaho kahit na bakasyon ang karamihan.
Subalit, para sa isang maliit na grupo ng mga Pinoy, walang humpay ang summer, dahil dito nabubuo ang kanilang pangarap.
Halos sampung taon na ang lumilipas nang mangarap si Coach Mike Athab ng malaki para sa isang bagong sport.
Isang football coach na lumaki sa Iraq at ngayo’y malaking bahagi ng Philippine sports, nakita ni Coach Mike ang malaking potensyal ng beach football.
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Ten years ago, football coach Mike Athab had a dream. Originally from Iraq but now firmly a part of Philippine sports, Athab saw the growing potential for beach football. They played in the rain, in the heat, and just about anywhere that they could find sand, just to promote the sport.
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[Title] => Feet and hands
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[Title] => Beach football’s sandstorm - THE GAME OF MY LIFE by Bill Velasco
[Summary] => The most common image of beach sports used to be the shoreline bully kicking sand in some skinny, hapless tourist’s face, at least in the old bodybuilding ads. Today, the beach has become a focal point of fevered sports competitions. Beach volleyball has become an Olympic sport. It may soon be joined by a new sibling: beach football.
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Kasalukuyang ginaganap sa Subic Bay beachfront ang Luzon eliminations ng National Beach Football Cham-pionships.
Sa susunod na linggo, gaganapin naman sa San Carlos, Cebu ang Visayas at Mindanao eliminations. Sa unang weekend ng Mayo naman gagawin sa Boracay ang National Finals sa Boracay.
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[Summary] => Natapos agad ang tag-init at halos di pa nating ganap na nalalasap ito, lalo na sa mga tulad nating nagtratrabaho kahit na bakasyon ang karamihan.
Subalit, para sa isang maliit na grupo ng mga Pinoy, walang humpay ang summer, dahil dito nabubuo ang kanilang pangarap.
Halos sampung taon na ang lumilipas nang mangarap si Coach Mike Athab ng malaki para sa isang bagong sport.
Isang football coach na lumaki sa Iraq at ngayo’y malaking bahagi ng Philippine sports, nakita ni Coach Mike ang malaking potensyal ng beach football.
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Subalit, para sa isang maliit na grupo ng mga Pinoy, walang humpay ang summer, dahil dito nabubuo ang kanilang pangarap.
Halos sampung taon na ang lumilipas nang mangarap si Coach Mike Athab ng malaki para sa isang bagong sport.
Isang football coach na lumaki sa Iraq at ngayo’y malaking bahagi ng Philippine sports, nakita ni Coach Mike ang malaking potensyal ng beach football.
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Ten years ago, football coach Mike Athab had a dream. Originally from Iraq but now firmly a part of Philippine sports, Athab saw the growing potential for beach football. They played in the rain, in the heat, and just about anywhere that they could find sand, just to promote the sport.
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[Summary] => SUBIC BAY–The 10th beach football national championships began smoothly, if conservatively at the boardwalk here, with the minimum 10 teams filled up in the women’s division, and some last-minute overflow men’s squads driving all the way here simply to take the chance of being included. The competition was fierce, the dry heat of the summer sun notwithstanding.
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[Summary] => The most common image of beach sports used to be the shoreline bully kicking sand in some skinny, hapless tourist’s face, at least in the old bodybuilding ads. Today, the beach has become a focal point of fevered sports competitions. Beach volleyball has become an Olympic sport. It may soon be joined by a new sibling: beach football.
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