Growing old well, the art of survival

By khun Rick
Posted in Living in Thailand
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21 September 2024

Growing older doesn’t mean you have to give up your athletic ambitions. In this article, you’ll learn how consistency plays a crucial role in maintaining good fitness, even as the years begin to take their toll. Discover how you can pick up the thread of exercise again despite the challenges of old age and continue to challenge your body.

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This summer, many Dutch holidays focus on major sporting events such as the European Football Championship, the Tour de France and the Olympic Games. Research shows that 36 percent of holidaymakers watch sports at their holiday address. Men in particular plan their day around sports broadcasts, while women do this less often.

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It has always surprised me that a country with around 72 million inhabitants does not really excel on the world stage when it comes to sporting achievements. Especially if you compare it with Belgium and the Netherlands, relatively small countries that play an important role on the sporting world stage. Does this have to do with the fact that there is less pressure for prestige in Thailand than in the Western world? Or are there other causes?

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You don't expect it, but in the heart of Bangkok, sandwiched between skyscrapers, you will find a green oasis: Lumpini park. More precisely on the northern side of Rama IV Road, between Ratchadamri Road and Witthayu Road.

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If I enjoy any popularity on this blog, then after this contribution it will be over and done with. It is of course no harm from me and to make up for it a bit I will conclude with a hopefully useful and Thailand-specific advice on how to lose weight.

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Watching sports in Thailand

By Charlie
Posted in Living in Thailand
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November 1 2020

As a change from the more serious topics I've dealt with in recent posts, now a lighter topic, watching sports in Thailand.

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Watching TV in Thailand

By Charlie
Posted in Living in Thailand
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December 23 2018

Fortunately, Charly's life is full of pleasant surprises (unfortunately sometimes also less pleasant ones). Until a few years ago, he would never have dared to predict that he would spend the rest of his life in Thailand. However, he has now been living in Thailand for a while and in recent years close to Udonthani. Today: Watching TV in Thailand.

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Reader question: No Studio Sport on tablet

By Submitted Message
Posted in Reader question
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February 12 2018

Since Friday, Studio Sport can no longer be received on a tablet or computer via NPO or NOS. Does anyone have a solution for this, or is this just temporary?

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Landed on a tropical island: Tears in the pudding

By Els van Wijlen
Posted in Living in Thailand
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21 September 2017

Tuesday morning, 9 am. The workout of the “Beast mode bootcamp” is already over. Before class, just before 7 o'clock this morning, we were still chattering excitedly about the “celebrity free pass”. And for whom we want to use it. A "celebrity free pass" is really nothing more than your partner's permission to sleep with a celebrity, should the opportunity arise.

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The alarm goes off at 6 o'clock. It's already light and warm. I make a cup of tea, get dressed and brush my teeth. In the mirror I see a pale face, wrinkled and sleepy. In a moment I will suffer, very much suffer.

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Health Council: The Dutch should exercise more!

By Editorial
Posted in Health, Prevention
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22 August 2017

According to the new exercise guidelines, adults should exercise at least two and a half hours of moderate intensity exercise every week and children for at least one hour daily. Muscle and bone-strengthening activities are also recommended for both groups.

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For some time now we have been forming small groups of tennis, badminton and pickleball players in Hua Hin and are looking for other interested people to complete our teams.

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Football fans don't have to wait any longer. True will broadcast live English Premier League matches for the next three years. That is no less than 380 games per season.

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Future plans for Pattaya

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
Posted in Pattaya, Cities
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27 September 2015

The city council has been planning for a long time to give Pattaya a different image. The city should become a family-friendly resort with a strong focus on sporting events.

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CTH doesn't care about the viewers

By Hans Bosch
Posted in Living in Thailand
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February 22 2015

Hans Bos has switched from True Vision to CTH (Cable Thai Holdings) who own the broadcasting rights in Thailand of the Premier League. It turns out to be a big annoyance.

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