Pillow Fight Federation- Rochester NY
Hey ladies!
The idea is a Pillow Fight Federation, shaped after the Toronto Pillow Fight League but more fun and campy and after awhile of working on it, we have the perfect venue to present it.
The concept is literally like a boxing match, except that pillows are used and no fisticuff contact may be used.
Every woman, and this is for ladies only, has a "character" which she portrays (like in WWE wrestling) and fights in a round.
There are 3- 3 minute rounds in a match.
The winner is determined by a knock-down, a surrender or referee judgement on most contact made.
Winners go on to compete and a title champion and such, much like any other.
Obviously there are more rules regarding safety and such, but that's the gist for you.
And...it's a good way to get out aggression in a "safe" playful way.
Yes, it can be dangerous. Mostly cuts and bruises, occasionally a black eye. Rules are being put in place to help cut out more than that.
Sooooo...anyone in? ;)
And if you know anyone who might be interested, please send them my way. The more girls we have the easier it will be to schedule, or to set up things like Duo Team's or round robin events. ;)
spiderblade at yahoo dot com with Pillow Fight Federation in the subject line
The idea is a Pillow Fight Federation, shaped after the Toronto Pillow Fight League but more fun and campy and after awhile of working on it, we have the perfect venue to present it.
The concept is literally like a boxing match, except that pillows are used and no fisticuff contact may be used.
Every woman, and this is for ladies only, has a "character" which she portrays (like in WWE wrestling) and fights in a round.
There are 3- 3 minute rounds in a match.
The winner is determined by a knock-down, a surrender or referee judgement on most contact made.
Winners go on to compete and a title champion and such, much like any other.
Obviously there are more rules regarding safety and such, but that's the gist for you.
And...it's a good way to get out aggression in a "safe" playful way.
Yes, it can be dangerous. Mostly cuts and bruises, occasionally a black eye. Rules are being put in place to help cut out more than that.
Sooooo...anyone in? ;)
And if you know anyone who might be interested, please send them my way. The more girls we have the easier it will be to schedule, or to set up things like Duo Team's or round robin events. ;)
spiderblade at yahoo dot com with Pillow Fight Federation in the subject line