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7 Awesome D.C. Rec Leagues That'll Make Exercise Fun Again

Now that we?ve weathered another interminable winter, there are no more excuses for our sloth-like existence. Lace up your sneakers and pull your hair back ? it?s time to join a spring recreation league. Ahead, we?ve rounded up D.C.?s best just-for-fun sports teams and gotten the scoop on how to get involved. Whether you?re the MVP or the world?s best benchwarmer, we?ve found a league for you. Time to put the ?me? in ?team?!

WAKA Kickball
In a city where "work hard, play harder" is the official mantra, it?s no wonder a group of Washingtonians founded the World Adult Kickball Association (WAKA). Now a national franchise with leagues in over 35 states, WAKA is a local rec league favorite. Known to be a bit more intense than other kickball leagues around town, such as NAKID, WAKA offers a balanced mix of party vibes and friendly rivalry.
How to join: Register as a team or free agent online here. While several spring leagues have already started, the DC Potomac Late Spring league opens May 20.
When: Mondays at 6:30 p.m.
Where: National Mall at 7th Street NW. Post-game happy hour at Kelly?s Irish Times.
Cost: $59 per person.

DC Social Sports 7 v. 7 Flag Football
No matter how you handle the pigskin, this is your go-to flag football league. The coed slow-rush league requires at least two females on the field at a time ? no sideliners here. Switch up your Hail Marys for Bloody Marys after the game at bar sponsor Crystal City Sports Pub. Added bonus: The bar offers $10 Miller Lite pitchers for DC Social Sports. Touchdown!
How to join: Register as a team or free agent online here. Early-bird registration ends May 6.
When: Sundays from 7 to 9 p.m.
Where: Long Bridge Park, 475 Long Bridge Drive, Arlington. Post-game at Crystal City Sports Pub.
Cost: $85 per person.

Capital Rowing Club DC
Think you could outrow a Winklevoss if only you had the proper training? Here?s your chance: Capital Rowing Club is the largest community-based rowing organization in D.C. And don't worry ? for those of us whose experience is limited to an afternoon with a rental kayak, the club offers a broad range of competitive leagues and beginner?s classes.
How to join: Find the level best suited to your abilities and register online here.
When: Varies according to participant level.
Where: Anacostia Community Boathouse, 1900 M Street SE.
Cost: Annual membership is $175; course fees ranges from $32 to $300.

DC Social Sports Co-Ed 5 v. 5 Basketball
Known to players as "DC Social," this rec league has the mastered the balance between work and fun. The co-ed 5 v. 5 basketball team is an excellent way to wow your pals with your court skills and break out your new neon sneaks. Extra perks include beer-pong showdowns and a summer Drunk Ball tournament.
How to join: Register as a team or free agent here. Season begins June 5.
When: Wednesday nights; games start between 7:15 and 10:15 p.m.
Where: Location TBA.
Cost: $75 per individual

Photos: Courtesy of WAKA, DC Social Sports, Capital Rowing Club

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