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Re: Show HN: Startup Sports Club

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OP here. Thanks, I really appreciate the feedback. That is the goal of the site, as a way to meet new people doing stuff that you enjoy doing. And especially thanks for putting your information on the interest list: http://startupsportsclub.com/interest -- that will help me connect the dots and find groups of people with similar interests

I agree with another comment that mentioned you should consider adding videogames. I play dota2 occasionally and wouldn't mind playing with locals.

Sounds great, "Video Games" added to the suggestion list.

Re: Show HN: Startup Sports Club

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I think this is a great solution to the problem of meeting people post college with similiar interests. I signed up to be notified of bar games and board games. I suck at tennis and running but I would be interested in those too.

Totally second this. I don't have much to add to the discussion for now, but wanted to say thanks! :)

Will tell my friends about it too, particularly those in the city :)

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This is a great idea. At my last company a lot of us played basketball at lunch a couple times a week but since moving to SF I haven't found anything like that yet, and after work I'd rather lift weights. I'd be very interested in some bball games during the work week at lunchtime.

Re: Show HN: Startup Sports Club

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Why limit it to Startups in the name? Do people outside of startups not play sports?

From the About page:

Why "startup" sports club?

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Startup people generally enjoy trying new things, networking with one another and live in dense clusters. If you aren't in the startup community that is fine also, there is no actual requirement.

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