Walking Football Cape Town’s Ruudi Abrahams looks to slip one past the goalkeeper during his side’s match against a side from Namibia. Picture: Fuad Esack
Pictured is some of the action from Saturday’s inaugural Multi Socca National Festival at Rygate. The event, hosted by Walking Football Cape Town, featured Walking Football, Running 6s Socca, and Mix Walking Socca for men and women, including a new invention - Multi Mix, targeted at individuals aged 50 to 60 and older. Saturday’s festivities featured teams from all the provinces. Founder and organiser Ruudi Abrahams said the emphasis of the small-sided games (five and six-a-side) is on fun, health and safety, for men and women of all ages, promoting fun, fitness and friendship. For more information, visit waf4health.co.za or Walking Football Cape Town or Walking Football South Africa Facebook page or call 083 998 0184.
Walking Football Cape Town’s Ruudi Abrahams looks to slip one past the goalkeeper during his side’s match against a side from Namibia. Picture: Fuad EsackWalking Football CT captain Igshaan Dalvie moves in to defend during his side’s match against a team from Namibia. Picture: Fuad EsackWalking Football Cape Town’s Ismail Sonday keeps his marker at bay during Saturday’s football festivities at Rygate. Picture: Fuad EsackWalking Football Cape Town chairman Shahied Adams swapped playing for officiating duties. Picture: Fuad EsackWalking Football Cape Town’s Alfonzo Braaf slips through the gap during his side’s match against a Namibian outfit. Picture: Fuad EsackWalking Football CT’s Charles Skinner looks to spread the ball. Picture: Fuad EsackWalking Football CT founder Ruudi Abrahams getting a bit of game time during Saturday’s soccer festivities. Picture: Fuad Esack
