Play the Field

American Football

Nighthawks
Since starting in 2011, this team is now 60 players strong and growing. Just like their rivals, they work hard to build awareness and continue the growth of the sport, working with programs like Gameday China and TDL100 to do so.
Who can play? Anyone over 16. Those under 18 need parents consent.
Season starts: First week of September
When and where? In the process of upgrading practice fields, contact them for further details.
Upcoming events: Grudge match against the Warriors, October 27 at the NFL China’s NFL Home Field experience.
Contact: English speakers contact Erwin Sennett Wu at 186 2163 3370 or email erwin@gamedaychina.com. Chinese speakers contact Frank Shen at 138 1626 6626 or email frank.shenx@gmail.com.
Visit www.gamedaychina.com

The Shanghai Warriors
American football is making its mark on a territory overrun by the other football. Over the past two years, The Warriors have traveled to Guangzhou and Beijing as part of the NFL Experience, as well as played exhibition games in Chengdu. The group is a mix of expats and Chinese, both experienced and first-timers.
Who can play? Anyone over 18
Season starts: The fall season runs Sep-Nov, the spring season Apr-June. There are regular workouts and social gatherings throughout the year.
When and where? Tues and Thurs, 6.30pm typically at Fuxing Park (call to confirm). Sunday, meet at Big Bamboo at 11am to take the team bus to practice, return at 5pm.
Contact: English speakers contact Frank Schipani at 182 2180 0427. Chinese players contact Owen Yan at 186 2100 8501 or email shanghaiwarriors41@gmail.com.
Visit the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/shanghaiwarriors

Screamin’ Demons
The Demons aim to find the most passionate and experienced football players throughout China and unite them to play on an international level around Asia. Planned destinations include the Philippines, Japan, India and Russia.
Who can play? Experienced players that are able to travel abroad
Season starts: September 21 in Manila. They plan to have three to four games a year.
Contact: JP Neal at jp@screamindemons.com
Visit their Facebook page Screamin’Demons Football

The Shanghai Titans
A team comprised of both Chinese and foreign players, anyone from beginner to advanced is invited to play. The teams will participate in the Chinese American Football League (CAFL), which debuts this fall season.
Who can play? Anyone over 18
When and where? Contact for times and location
Season starts: Practice begins in August for the fall season with games Sep-Dec. The spring season runs from Mar-June.
Contact: Datong Wang at 186 1651 6685 or email Shanghaititans@gmail.com.

Aussie Rules Football

Shanghai Tigers
Australian’s national sport was established in 2002 in Shanghai and has since grown to a competitive level. Beyond providing regular opportunities to play, the group provides a social platform which brings together people from all ages, nationalities and backgrounds for a good old time.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: The spring season runs from Mar-June, the fall season from July-Sep.
When and where? Tuesday training at 7.45pm at Luwan Stadium. Games and tours held throughout the season.
Upcoming Events: Sept 28, 11am, the official grand final party at The Camel.
Contact: Email shanghai.tigers@gmail.com or call Will at 136 8191 6710.
Visit www.shanghaitigers.com.cn.

Basketball

ASAS
A social club first and foremost, this league is divided into A and B divisions. At the end of every season, the top B team moves up, while the bottom A team moves down. Teams can have a minimum of five players, but can’t go over 15.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: The fall season started in August, but there are multiple seasons throughout the year.
When and where? Games held throughout the week at multiple venues, see the website for details.
Contact: Visit the website to register a team or yourself as a free agent.
Visit www.asas_basketball.grupo.la

Bund Beach Basketball
The guys behind PX are bringing more ballers to the beach, launching this league for the fall season. The Bund Beach has opened up a cement area beyond the volleyball court and PX is bringing in the hoops. Games are 3v3 and there’s also a revamped Tiki bar for social hour after the games.
Who can play? Anyone over 18
Season starts: Sep 7
When and where? Times TBA, Bund Beach
Upcoming events: Sep 7 League kickoff and DJ party with open tournaments. Sep 21 Saturday MAD charity event with DJ. Oct 12 pre-playoff beach bash with DJs.
Contact: info@pandashanghai.com
Visit www.pandashanghai.com

Shanghai Elite Basketball League
A non-profit organization designed to facilitate the highest level of expat basketball and social spirit. With the highest-quality facilities, the league is competitive and is invite-only; free agents can contact Matt for further information on membership.
Who can play? Highly competitive players
Season starts: February
When and where? Times TBA, Shanghai American School
Contact: Matt Kuykendall at matt.kuykendall@saschina.org
Visit iwebpx.saschina.org/mattkuykendall/Shanghai_Elite_League/Welcome

Bike Polo

Shanghai Bike Polo
Hop on your two wheels and start swinging. A new edition to the sports scene, these road rulers welcome both girls and guys to join in the competition. Before every session, the crew warms up, before participating in 3v3 games.
Who can play? Anyone with a bike
Season starts: Year-round
When and where? Wed, 8-10/11pm, Xuhui Riverside
Contact: Alberto at 186 1610 0341
Visit ‘ShanghaiBikePolo’on Facebook. (Location and time changes updated every Tuesday)

Boxing

White Collar Boxing
The main hub for white collar boxers, these are the guys behind the bi-annual Brawl on the Bund event. Anyone can train here, from complete beginner to former competitor and ladies even have the option to sign up for women’s only classes.
Who can join? Anyone
Season starts: September 3 for the next Shanghai Fight Night. The gym is open to anyone year-round.
When and where? Check the website for class times, Golden Gloves Boxing Gym
Upcoming events: December 6, Shanghai Fight Night. Changing up the format this type, the December event sees bouts not only from white collar boxers, but will also include five professional fights with some of the best boxers in China.
Contact: Monica Chen (135 1166 2995)
Visit www.wcbc.info

Cricket

Shanghai Cricket Club
Founded in 1858 and re-established in 1994, the club maintains a league of 17 teams with three divisions, catering to players of different ability levels and backgrounds. They also field two exhibition teams which tour around the world and host overseas clubs in Shanghai.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: March and runs until the finals in mid-OctoberWhen and where?Matches are played during the weekend at SRFC
Upcoming events: Shanghai will host Hong Kong Sep 14-15, featuring the competitive 50-over game on Sat and festival T20 matches on Sunday.
Contact: info@shanghaicricket.com
Visit www.shanghaicricket.com

nforce Arena
Providing several options for dedicated cricket fans to play the game, there are two indoor cricket leagues, plus a cricket academy providing level 1 and 2 kids coaching. The Wednesday night league plays one 1-hour-long game with 6 players per team and two 12-over innings, while the Sunday league plays 1.5 hour games with 8 players per team and two 16-over innings.
Who can play? Anyone. There are a variety of options depending on age.
Season starts: Wednesday League: Sep 4-Dec 11, Sunday League: Nov 3-Mar 9 and Cricket Academy: Oct 9-Dec 11
When and where? Wed, 7.15pm and 8.15pm; Sun, 1pm, 3.30pm and 5pm and Cricket Academy, Wed, 4.40-6pm, all at nforce arena
Contact: Phil Mildenhall at 187 0172 3895 or by email at phil.mildenhall@nforcearena.com
Visit www.nforcearena.com

Dodgeball

ASAS
A playground game turned recreational pastime, don’t let the fun-loving nature of this sport fool you – things can get intense! Seasons run for 6-8 weeks and all teams must have a minimum of two female players per team, with a minimum of 6 and a max of 15 on the roster. Grab life by the ball.
Who can play? Anyone
When and where? Between 8-10.30pm, Jiaotong University School of Medicine
Season starts: Late September. There are between 3-4 seasons a year. Visit the website for updates on the next league play. You can register a full team or as a free agent.
Visit www.asas.com.cn/social

Fencing, squash and rowing

Seca Academy
Their personalized in-house training programs are designed and led by internationally and nationally renowned coaches. Not only do they seek to educate the body and mind, but they also work to instill honor, respect, grace and etiquette through their elite sports. Along with top-notch facilities, there is also a lounge for parents and members.
Who can play? Fencing and squash: anyone over 5 years old. Rowing: Anyone over 12. Programs focus on those under 18.
Season starts: Year-round with tournaments both within and outside China
When and where? Tue-Sun, 10am-7.30pm, Seca Academy
Contact: Call 3473 8000.
Visit www.seca-a.com

Field Hockey

Shanghai Field Hockey
Friendly matches played every Saturday with anywhere from 15 to 50 players. Games are informal and everyone’s welcome. If you don’t have your own equipment, there are a limited number of hockey sticks available on site. Make sure to bring both a red and a white top if you wish to play.
Who can play? Anyone over 18 with a bit of hockey experience
Season starts: Year-round
When and where? 6-8pm, Sat, Minhang Stadium
Upcoming events: Anniversary party at the end of Sep
Contact: Bram van der Velden at 150 0074 0748 or Erwald Boer at 150 0031 0024
Visit www.shanghaifieldhockeyclub.com

Football

ASAS Super 7
Only seven players on the pitch makes for fast-paced games with players rotating constantly. Each team plays 11 games every season and are divided into A and B divisions, with champion teams from division B qualifying to move up next season.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: Fall season starts Sep 7. There is also a spring season.
When and where? Sat and Sun games at Jing’an Workers Stadium.
Contact: Visit the website to register a team or sign up as a free agent.
Visit www.asas.com.cn/social

Shanghai International Football League (SIFL)
The oldest and most competitive amateur football league in Shanghai, it consists of 2 divisions: The Premier League and First Division, with 10 teams in each. There are three main competitions: league, SIFL Cup and Hebiguchi Cup, as well as two tournaments throughout the season.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: Sep 14, with the first round of play Oct 19
When and where: Games held Saturdays at Tianma Golf & Country Club or Shanghai Rugby Football Club. Practice days depend on team.
Contact: Leave a message on the SIFL bulletin board on the website or contact Tom Bus at 139 0175 3709 or by email at tombus@tombus.com.
Visit www.eteamz.com/SIFL/

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Shanghai Premier League
This amateur football league has steadily built a solid rep over the years, holding games on the same pitch they started on over 10 years ago. While competitive, they maintain a fun, friendly and fair aspect to the game with teams from all over the world, dubbing themselves the ‘United Nations’ of football.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: Early Sep-June
When and where? Sundays from 10am-5pm at Jinqiao or the SRFC.
Contact: Visit the website to contact a team captain, or drop an email to el presidente at Fboelen@hotmail.com or call 133 1166 9368.
Visit www.shanghaipremierleague.net

Shanghai Stadium 7s
An international mix of players, both men and women, who from the football pitch to a pitcher of beer, play with a competitive yet sociable atmosphere. Both individual players and whole teams who think they can compete for the seasonal title are welcome.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts? Sep 2
When and where? 8pm-10pm Mondays, Shanghai Stadium Adidas Football Park
Upcoming events: Keep a lookout for a second league sprouting up at Jing’an Stadium in the coming months. Any teams interested can contact Kyle.
Contact: Kyle at 134 8237 4063 or at fantasysevens@gmail.com. Newsletters are sent out weekly to members’ email addresses.

WePlay League
Another fun and competitive league, these guys, and girls, play Monday nights. All games consist of 20-minute halves. Their ultimate goal is to unify Shanghai’s football community, whether on the field or after the game – they work with bars and clubs to get special deals for their players.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: There are four 11-week rolling seasons. Players can try to join teams by coming to the pitch on Monday and asking around team captains.
When and where? Monday, 8-10pm, Luwan Stadium
Contact: Kevin Wiessler or Azzeddine Takauloufa at weplayshanghai@gmail.com or call 186 1674 1901.
Visit the Facebook fan page at ‘WePlay League’ for weekly updates.

nforce Arena
Indoor footie for those who prefer a faster pace. The Thursday indoor league plays 10-minute slots with three matches per night and allows four players per team. There are King of the Court tournaments held monthly with the same set-up plus rolling subs. If you want to get the kiddos started early, toddler classes are offered too.
Who can play? Anyone, there are a variety of options for all ages
Season starts: Thursday League: Sep 5-Nov 7, King of the Court: year-round, held monthly
When and where? Thurs from 7pm, King of the Court times vary, toddler classes held Mon, Wed and Thurs afternoons with weekend options available at nforce arena
Contact Phil Mildenhall at 187 0172 3895 or by email at phil.mildenhall@nforcearena.com
Visit www.nforcearena.com

Gaelic Football

Shanghai Gaelic Football Club
This dedicated group of men and women is made up of mostly non-Irish players (imagine that!). They train twice a week and play regular challenge games against other teams in China. They also participate in the annual All-China Games and Asian Gulf Games tournaments and organize monthly social events and fundraisers.
Who can play? Anyone. They also run a kids program on Saturdays for boys and girls ages 5 to 12.
Season starts: Usually February, depending on when Spring Festival ends.
When and where? Tuesday training, 8-10pm, Luwan Stadium. Saturday games, 1-3pm, SRFC.
Contact: Email shanghaigaelic@gmail.com
Visit www.shanghaigaelic.com

Golf

Shanghai Golfers Club
The club consists of over 135 male and female members from 20 countries, playing for the love of the sport and the companionship that goes along with the game. They organize outings throughout the year, plus several tournaments for fun and competition, usually ending with a party.
Who can play? Golfers of all levels
Season starts: After Chinese New Year, playing through the first week of December.
When and where? Every Saturday at courses around Shanghai
Visit www.shanghaigolfersclub.com

Shanghai Ladies Golf Club
More than 50 members make up this international gaggle of women golfers who meet weekly to play, develop their skills, try out new courses and create friendships. Players of all levels are welcome, although members must possess a basic level of skill to manage the course and maintain a reasonable pace.
Who can play? Women golfers
When and where? Tuesday mornings, Shanghai Silport Golf Club
Visit www.shanghailadiesgolf.com

Ice Hockey

Shanghai Hockey Club
A close-knit group of 150 expats, this is a volunteer organization run by hockey addicts who have made their mark on Shanghai history by introducing the sport. With a brand new facility, you’ll feel like a pro when you play with this group.
Who can play? Anyone who has played hockey before
Season starts: October 12, but registration has started. Players must register in advance to be drafted to a team. There will also be a new player evaluation skate on Sep 2 at 9pm.
When and where? Tues and Thurs practice, 8.30-10.30pm, Fri and Sat games, 8.30pm, Feiyang Rink.
Visit www.icehockeyshanghai.com

Indoor Lawn Bowls

nforce arena
Dating back to Egyptian times, bowls is typically played outdoors, but the arena has moved the sport onto their turf, artificial, indoor turf that is. Multiple matches are held during the evening with teams of 1, 2 or 4 players and any combination of gender or age is accepted.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: Sep 6-Nov 8
When and where? Friday 6pm, nforce arena
Contact Phil Mildenhall at 187 0172 3895 or by email at phil.mildenhall@nforcearena.com
Visit www.nforcearena.com

Karate

nforce Arena
Add a little fire to your extracurricular. The karate academy, taught by a multitude of experienced instructors, is a 12-week program that will teach you everything you ever wanted to know about garnering fists of fury.
Who can play? Both adult and children’s classes offered
Season starts: Adult classes, Sep 2; kids classes, Sep 8
When and where? Adult classes, Mon, 12-1pm; kids classes, Sun, 12-1pm and Mon, 4-5pm
Contact Phil Mildenhall at 187 0172 3895 or by email at phil.mildenhall@nforcearena.com
Visit www.nforcearena.com

Lacrosse

Shanghai Lacrosse
A group of multi-national players, both female and male, play this physical, fast-paced and high scoring game. They have plenty of loaner equipment to get you started. Give it a shot one weekend – you might just get hooked.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: August 31, but registration is open throughout the 15-week season. Pre-season games run throughout summer.
When and where? Every Saturday at Hongkou Soccer Stadium from 12-2pm.
Contact: Mike Elefante at 139 1749 3464 or by email at info@shanghailacross.com.
Visit www.shanghailacarosse.com

Netball

nforce Arena
The popular Australian sport has arrived in Shanghai. A variety of options for players, the mixed league plays 1-hour game slots of four 10-minute quarters, but only allows for a maximum of 3 males. The Quickfire tournaments play 20 minute game slots of 7-minute halves. The Jinqiao Pearls is a 1.5 hour girl’s netball clinic run Saturday mornings.
Who can play? Anyone. Jinqiao Pearls clinic for girls 9-12 years old.
Season starts: Monday mixed netball league: Sep 2-Dec 9; Quickfire netball tournament: held monthly, year round; Jinqiao Pearls netball clinic: Oct 12-Dec 7
When and where? Mon, 7.15 and 8.15pm; Quickfire netball tournament, times vary, Jinqiao Pearls netball clinic, Sat 8.30-10am, all at nforce arena
Contact Phil Mildenhall at 187 0172 3895 or by email at phil.mildenhall@nforcearena.com
Visit www.nforcearena.com

Touch rugby

Shanghai Touch League
Friendly games of ‘pick up’ touch – where you turn up, pay and play – are what you’ll usually find, but every several weeks or so the Big Bamboo Touch League spikes up the competition. Games are spirited, but low-impact so it’s suitable for all levels, ages and gender. They also organize plenty of socials.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: August
When and where? Thurs, 8-10pm, Shanghai Indoor Stadium, Saturday 10am-12pm, SRFC or 3.30-5pm Dulwich Field
Upcoming Events: November 2 Shanghai International Touch Tournament where 47 teams around Asia will compete.Contact: Email info@shanghaitouch.com
Visit www.shanghaitouch.com

Rugby

Shanghai Rugby Football Club
This long-standing club plays an eclectic mix of 15s, 10s and 7s, with both men’s (The Hairy Crabs) and women’s (The Jenny Crabs) teams, plus a junior league for those 4 and older. There is something for everyone with a combination of social, veteran and competitive tournaments.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: Early September
When and where? Trainings on Thursday and trainings and matches on Saturday at SRFC.
Upcoming events: SRFC rugby festival October 19-20. Yellow Sea Cup, November 23.
Contact: contact@rugbyshanghai.com.
Visit www.rugbyshanghai.com

Sailing

Shanghai Boat & Yacht Club
It’s a sailing club “run by members, for members,” which operates out at the west side of Shanghai’s Dianshan Lake. Founded in June 2001, they aim to bring together people of all backgrounds who love sailing and want to learn and experience more.
Who can join? Anyone, no experience needed
Season starts: Year-round
When and where? Every weekend, plus public holidays from 10am-5pm. A shuttle bus operates from the end of Line 2 to the Shanghai Boat and Yacht Club (SBYC).
Upcoming events: September 15 is Open Day for newcomers to get a free trial. September 19-20 charity 24-hour regatta.
Contact: Paul Menger at membership@shanghaibyc.org
Visit www.shanghaibyc.org

Tennis

China Elite Training Academy
Both the professional Chinese and international coaches here meet the highest level qualifications and standards for coaching, instructing over 500 players across the city. They are already looking towards the Shanghai ATP Masters and are the official on-site practice partners for some of the world’s best players like Federer.
Who can play? Anyone, even three-year-olds!
Season starts:Year-round. Holiday camps are on offer for 12 weeks a year, which run when schools are on vacation.
When and where? Based in both Pudong (3 clubs) and Puxi (5 clubs), visit the website for facility details and schedule.
Upcoming Events: Events are scheduled throughout the year. The SRFC Tennis Club Championships for juniors and adults will be held in September and they run Yonex Twilight Classic Tournaments monthly.
Contact: Conrad Singh at 1360 1866 312 or email him at Conrad.singh@cetatennis.com.
Visit www.srfctennis.com

The Shanghai Racquet Club (SRC) and Fusion Tennis
With a large range of instructional programs, competitions and events, international pros provide tennis training and playing opportunities for all levels. The Professional Tennis Registry also provides certification to both foreigners and Chinese who want to become tennis pros and/or coaches.
Who can play? Junior and adult tennis programs from beginner to intermediate levels. There is the Performance Pathway for juniors already competing at a local, national and/or international level which includes 8-year-old competitive players through to the ATP and WTA touring professionals.
Season starts: There are three training seasons which start in January, April and August with a total of 34 weeks throughout the year. The PTR Mainland schedule runs throughout the year.
When and where? Program, competition and event times vary, all held at the Shanghai Racquet Club
Contact: Director of tennis Pablo Eguiguren at pablo@fusionchina.net
Visit www.src.com.cn, www.fusionchina.net or www.ptrchina.com

Shanghai Tennis Ladder
The Tennis Ladder is an informal way to meet and play matches against competitors of your standard. Players of all ages and abilities can use this facility to find a hitting partner and it’s free!
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: Year-round
When and where? Matches are organized between players. Visit the website for a list of courts.
Contact: Email infoladder@protenniscoaching.com or call 138 161 04242.
Visit www.ptctennisladder.com

Softball

Shanghai Softball League
With over 20 years under its belt, this league has developed into an A and B league with 16 teams and over 300 players. Considered the top civilian league in all of Asia, with the rapid rise of young expat migration to Shanghai, every season gets better.
Who can play? Anyone. There are 16 teams made up of mostly men, but female involvement is highly encouraged.
Season starts:The fall season started Aug 12. There is also a spring season; both last about 12 weeks.
Special events: International tournaments are held throughout Asia for serious players, with 4 top teams heading to Thailand this year.
When and where? Sunday games from 8am-6pm at the Sanlin Sports Complex with 2 games a day. All teams are sponsored by bars and there is transportation to and from games.
Contact: Send your info through the website and someone will respond!
Visit www.shanghaisoftball.com

The TRI Federation

The TRI Federation Shanghai
A ‘new’ international sport combining Aussie rules, American football and rugby, three teams play on a circular field with a 55-yard diameter, segmented into three wedges and a circular ‘hot zone’ in the middle. A team goal is placed on the end of each wedge that players try to throw a baguette-like ball into. In this full-on contact sport, teams can even form alliances – so if you want to play, be ready to play hard.
Who can play? Anyone over the age of 18
Season starts: First week of September
When and where? Sat and Sun, 4pm, East China University
Visit www.trifederation.org

Ultimate Frisbee

SUPA:Shanghai Ultimate Players Association
A community made up of locals and expats united by their love of Frisbees, friends and beer, don’t expect a relaxed game of toss. The sport combines the endurance of soccer with the passing skills of American football. Your post-workout beer will be well-deserved.
Who can play? Anyone
Season starts: Year-round. Fall season starts in late August with major tournaments in Beijing, Hong Kong and Manila. The spring season, which is more competitive, begins in late February, ending in June with the Shanghai Open.
When and where? Pick-up games: 8-10pm, Monday, Jing’an Workers’ Stadium and Saturday, 12-2pm, SRFC. Competitive practice (invite only) from late Aug-Nov.
Contact: Dax Haas at shanghaiultimate@gmail.com or by phone 188 1766 5720.
Visit www.shanghaiultimate.com

Underwater Hockey

Azure Dragons
Also known as Octopush, the team’s been in Shanghai for more than two years now with around 20 members from all over. Participating in friendly matches (for now) across Asia, they’re always looking to grow and will even do demonstrations of their sport for schools or other swim teams. Spare gear is available for anyone who wants to test the waters.
Who can play? Water enthusiasts with at least some swimming skills.
Season starts: Year-round
Upcoming events: Dalian meet and greet and friendly game at the end of September. Asian Championship in Manila at the end of November.
When and where? 7-8.30pm, Tuesdays and Thursdays and 5-8.30pm, Sundays at Western Junyuan Natatorium.
Contact: Email shanghai.azures@gmail.com or call Alice (180 1700 1117) or Jaime (150 2644 9485).

Volleyball

PX Bund Beach Volleyball
Returning for the second year, the PX crew will be down at the Bund Beach this fall for six weeks of competitive play. The weather is perfect for a little competition this time of year and when the games are over, players can take advantage of the new Tiki bar and its improved food and beverage options.
Who can play? Anyone over 18 who is serious about volleyball. Each team is required to have 2 ladies on court.
Season starts: September 7
When and where? Times TBA, Bund Beach
Upcoming event: Sep 7 league kickoff and DJ party with open tournaments. Sep 21 Saturday MAD charity event with DJ. Oct 12 pre-playoff beach bash with DJs.
Contact: Email info@pandashanghai.com or call 150 2147 4746.
Visit www.pandashanghai.com

Water polo

Shanghai Sea Dragons
The Sea Dragons is Asia’s largest expat water polo club and has players of every standard, from beginner to Olympians. Playing in world-class facilities – home of the 2011 world championships – they also tour domestically and abroad.
Who can play? Anyone, but it’s recommended you be a strong swimmer.
When and where? Practices vary for winter and summer sessions, but usually run 3-4 times a week at the Shanghai Oriental Sports Center in Pudong
Season starts: Year-round
Contact: Alex Liu at alexandre.liu@gmail.com or John Coughlan at john.coughlan@gmail.com.