Sports in Shanghai
Shanghai is a sporty city! Along with the city's love of fashion, finance and high-brow art, Shanghai remains a sports fan. You'll find venues for watching sports or amazing locations to participate and learn new sporting games and skills.
Start any morning off right with Tai Chi. In Shanghai, you can find eager Tai Chi practitioners on the Bund or in most major parks.
If you want something a bit more adrenaline pumping, head to either of Shanghai's well known climbing walls: the Ozark Center or the Masterhand Club. Here you'll learn to repel, to scale tall structures and to belay with ease. In short, you'll be a climbing pro in no time!
For auto sports fans, why not check out the Chinese Grand Prix or the Shanghai International Circuit. Both offer the chance to watch high-speeds fun and action up close, and while Shanghai may not often afford the opportunity to drive fast, it is a fan of speed.
Have you ever fired an AK-47? Why not give it a shot at the Modern Military Sports Club, where you can play commando with professionals on hand to keep everyone safe.
The Xian Xia Tennis Courts are the perfect place for you to practice your back swing. In such an elite city, there are hundreds of people passionate about tennis and eager to give you a run for your money. Hit the courts and practice hard because you are likely to meet your match in Shanghai.
Finally, all manner of amateur sports can be viewed or participated in at Dongping Park. Most parks in Shanghai, for that matter, offer open spaces to run, skip and jump.
Start any morning off right with Tai Chi. In Shanghai, you can find eager Tai Chi practitioners on the Bund or in most major parks.
If you want something a bit more adrenaline pumping, head to either of Shanghai's well known climbing walls: the Ozark Center or the Masterhand Club. Here you'll learn to repel, to scale tall structures and to belay with ease. In short, you'll be a climbing pro in no time!
For auto sports fans, why not check out the Chinese Grand Prix or the Shanghai International Circuit. Both offer the chance to watch high-speeds fun and action up close, and while Shanghai may not often afford the opportunity to drive fast, it is a fan of speed.
Have you ever fired an AK-47? Why not give it a shot at the Modern Military Sports Club, where you can play commando with professionals on hand to keep everyone safe.
The Xian Xia Tennis Courts are the perfect place for you to practice your back swing. In such an elite city, there are hundreds of people passionate about tennis and eager to give you a run for your money. Hit the courts and practice hard because you are likely to meet your match in Shanghai.
Finally, all manner of amateur sports can be viewed or participated in at Dongping Park. Most parks in Shanghai, for that matter, offer open spaces to run, skip and jump.
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