Soap Football in Coimbatore

Quick Info:-

• Activity Location: Rangasamy Gounden Pudur, Coimbatore 
• Activity Timing: 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM
• Activity Duration: 60 minutes
• Age Limit: 13 Yrs above

About the Coimbatore:

• Coimbatore is the second-largest city in Tamil Nadu, after Chennai, and is located on the banks of the Noyyal River. Because of its cotton and textile industry, it is often known as the Manchester of South India. Marudamalai Temple, Monkey Falls, Aazhiyaar Dam, Aliyar Dam Reservoir Park, Ramar Temple, and Marudamalai Temple are some of the city's must-see tourist attractions. When it comes to connection, Coimbatore is well-connected by air, road, and rail to all other major Indian cities.

About the Soap Football in Coimbatore:

• Soap Football is a playful alternative to city football.
• You must divide yourself into two teams (minimum of four players and maximum of fourteen), put on your knee pads and helmets, and just score.
• You'll be given a fifty-five-minute time limit, and all you have to do to win is keep scoring like in a regular football game.
• A reminder that the floor is wet and slick, but that falling to the ground is safe.
• They even offer showers and changing rooms where you can wash off the frothy soap.

• Comfortable Athletic Shoes
• Sportswear
• Water Bottle
• Towel
• Extra Clothes
• Non-Slip Socks
• UA Voucher

Know Before you  go for Soap Football in Coimbatore:

• Before the activity, avoid eating or drinking anything heavy.
• Wear loose clothing that is not too tight for this sport.
• At the activity site, do not litter.
• This activity should be avoided by people who have back pain.
• There must be no major medical problems, such as heart disease.
• If somebody is found to be unfit for the activity, the trainer has the discretion to cancel their participation.
• Equipment wear and tear is evaluated on a regular basis.
• Due to safety concerns, these sports are not recommended for pregnant women, those undergoing major surgery, those who have a broken leg/arm, or those who have had persistent back or neck pain for more than three months.