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Comment by Kim Snider on April 8, 2011 at 14:43

I want to make members/friends/fans of Canadian Polo aware of the PoloSkilz Network.

The PoloSkilz Network is an online resource for polo players. It includes helpful videos and articles from top players, former players, high-goal grooms, coaches, instrcutors, horse trainers, farriers, veterinarians, and equipment manufacturers. It is geared specifically for the low goal player.

The big idea is to improve the skills of a large number of players at the bottom of the polo pyramid so collectively we can all play better polo without spending a lot more money. Our aim is to become basically a living breathing encyclopedia of the sport we all love so much. 

We add new content almost every single day. We are currently offering the first 200 subscribers membership at 50% off the regular price of US$97 per month. Annual subscribers get an additional 15% off.

I invite all polo enthusiasts to register for a free trial at poloskilz.com.

Comment by Peanut Polo on July 29, 2009 at 22:30

Kim Levy is unfortunately out of polo right now and no longer managing this particular group so if anyone is interested we started a new one at:
http://polocontacts.com/group/eastcoastpolo

Comment by Carlos Lozano on February 19, 2009 at 9:26

Hello I´m from Argentina but I do the Polo season in Canada BC Kelowna. Will be nice make a plan for try to play togheter one day.I think that will be nice for meet people and try to make this nice sport biger polo in Canada.What you think?

Comment by G Bezak on May 23, 2008 at 22:50

In Montreal there are two clubs. Club Nacional and the Montreal Polo Club. You can find their contact information either at www.polocanada.ca or www.thepolopost.com. I'm surprised to see an Argentine from La Dolfina interested in taking polo lessons from Canadians. Kind of like us wanting to take hockey lessons in Argentina.

Comment by G Bezak on May 13, 2008 at 21:37

Ian,

Having been involved in polo in the Ottawa area for the last 20 yrs I'm surprised we have never meet. How long have you been playing ? are you a member of Polo Canada or the USPA ? In the Ottawa area we have two great clubs and two polo schools of which I am the owner of one. A total of 4 international fields, two arenas, club house, and an indoor/outdoor ring. I would hardly consider our set-up small and quaint. We host several major tournaments throughout the summer and winter months and are part of the Ontario Polo Tour. Our members are very active travelling throughout Ontario and the US for tournaments. George.

Comment by Ian Cairncross on May 12, 2008 at 12:35

If in Canada you can also visit Montreal Polo Club, great facilities, and Ottawa, small but quaint. Both low handicap. If you dare come visit Cantley in Quebec, am just starting new facilities, see my page for more info. Good luck, Ian

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