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Assuming your group is not working with a tight budget, Miami is a great bachelore party destination … However, best men planning a Miami stag need not only be prepared for some serious spending (and fund collecting from other groomsmen!) But also some serious planning.

Here is a step-by step guide for planning a Miami bachelor party:

Step 1: Answer three questions about the type of bachelor party you will be planning:

1. Will this be a clubbing-focused stag?
2. Has the groom (or his bride-to-be, as the case may be!) Given the okay for strippers at the bachelor party, and just how "okay" is with this as a source of entertainment?
3. Will this be a sports-focused stag?

When you are visiting a place widely believed to have the hottest nightlife scene in America, you might think it would be an idiot not to hit up some clubs. Well, you are right. Miami's nightclubs are not cheap, but they are varied … And though much you may think you have been there and done that, you have not been to South Beach's nightlife! As its claim to its increasing bachelor party destination fame, it would be a shame not to visit at least a few nightclubs, beachclubs, lounges or bars during your stay.

That being said, if the groom really wants to go to Miami, but actually is not that into clubbing, this does not have to be the focus of the itinerary … See why below in Step 2.

Step 2: Narrow down some specific bachelor party ideas.

Not to downplay Miami's renovated nightlife scene, but to open your eyes to other activities that would help you create a well-rounded itinerary, here are just a few other ideas that could have been the main focus of your stag:

• You could still be a best man that passes with distinction by planning a bachelor party that focuses on strippers and steak (in some venues, you can even find both) as well as the area's renovated Cuban cuisine for evening entertainment.
• You could plan a sports-focused bachelor party including tickets at one of the many games or sporting events that are very likely to be happening around the time of your trip.
• You could plan on a couple of early nights and going on a drive to see gator wrestling at the Everglades, or on renting or chartering a yacht or boat for an early morning fishing trip.
• It should be no surprise that the options for daytime activities here are as endless as the sun, so take advantage and rent some jet skis, wave runners or scooters, or enjoy a round of world-class golf at one of the areas many top- notch courses.
• If you want to turn heads among Miami's many monetary-minded locals, an invitation to a luxury yacht would definitely be the type of thing to float posh Miami women's boats. Nonetheless, it never hurts to avoid being a group of strictly guys if you are doing this ultimate (or any) form of cruising for girls, so if you want, arrange for some escorts or models for accompaniment prior to cruising along the Miami beaches. .. *

* However, note: As much as its great that the bride-to-be and girlfriends are not there, obviously make sure that your "unsupervised" fun in the waters is supervised by a sober and trustworthy guide (or some), and that drinking, etc., does not go overboard-except, of course, you want to find out where that expression came from.

Step 3: Determine the duration and date of your trip.

4 days is an ideal amount of time to experience most man-musts for a trip to Miami (without raising too much suspicion or irritation with the ladies waiting at home!). You definitely want these details planned as soon as possible, as it will help finalize your guest list (very important for a pricy bachelor party destination like Miami!), And help you determine which bachelor party activities you will be able to enjoy, from attending one of Miami's many festivals to sporting events, etc. Obviously, stick to the date you will be returning, because women at home will be watching the clock as avidly as you will be watching the bikinis, and will take any change of plans as basically an admittance of guilt.

Step 4: Plan your accommodations.

Miami has some of the world's highest quality, stylish boutique hotels and luxury villas, so do not underestimate the importance of planning the right Miami accommodations for the bachelor party.

Step 5: Figure out your mode (s) of transportation …

… And by that I mean: plan to rent a car.

Miami's diverse attractions-both nice and vice-are very spread out, and the city's public transportation, which consist of train (mostly suited for work commuters) and a certain missing bus system, will not be a sufficient plan for getting your group around. .. Whatever the focus of your bachelor party, you will want to plan a varied itinerary in this multifarious, multi-ethnic Mecca, and yet bachelore party ideas you are considering involve a trip to Key West, one of South Florida's casinos, the strip clubs, sporting events, deep sea diving, or a variety f other activities, renting a car is a must for proper Miami bachelor party planning. You can try to rent a more affordable or luxury car, depending on your bachelor party budget, and if you are planning on experiencing Miami's notorious nightlife, you should really also plan on either cabs (considerably affordable and available here) or a limousine, which is certainly a must for making an entrance amidst the high profile party scene of SoBe.

As you can see, planning a Miami bachelor party requires not only an ambitious budget, but an ambitious amount of preparation, so though planning the bachelor party is extremely your responsibility as best man, this is the type of epic trip that will require help for researching, determining, and finalizing bachelor party activities and travel arrangements. Therefore, its strongly recommended that you enlist the help of either fellow groomsmen or others for help with input and planning to compensate for the swollen size of this already somewhat intimidating best man duty.

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As one of the worlds more popular indoor sports (around 14 million enthusiasts around the world and 10 million in the US), racquetball owes much of its popularity to the simplicity of the game itself. The rules are easy to assimilate and implement, and the nature of the game itself is quite simple.

For amateurs who may have forgotten how the game is played and for people who do not know the way to play the game but are wondering it and its rules, the following are the major game makeup.

Single double or trio

Racquetball games are played by two people against each other (singles) or four people with two for each team (doubles) and three people (cutthroat) where every one plays the other two.

Players who are serving the ball score points. Losing a serve is called a sideout. In doubles, each player can serve before sideout happens.

The first to win two games (up to 15 points) wins the match. If both teams have one win each, the tie-breaker is performed up to 11 points.

Courts and required racquets

Racquetball courts have four walls – two are 40 feet (length) and two are 20 feet (width) with a ceiling height of 20 feet.

There are marks for the receiving line, drive serve line, service line and the short line.
These lines mark the serving area, serving boxes, and the receiving area.

Racquets for the game have bumper guards (grommets) and grips with a nylon rope to secure the racquet to the wrist. Also, all players are required to wear protective eye gear.

Game proper

A racquetball game starts with a coin toss, with the winner choosing either serve or receive the first game. In the second game, the server becomes the receiver.

The player or team that scores the most points in the 1st two games chooses to serve or receive during the tiebreaker. (If both have equal scores in the 1st 2 games, there is a coin toss.)

In regular day to day games, players or teams offer the other deciding on first as a matter of courtesy.

More rules

The server has to stop in the service area when serving, stepping on a line but not pass the line. The server can pass the short line once the serve (ball) passes that line.

Thereought to be a continuous motion through the serve while the receiver allows one ball bounce, and hitting it before the second bounce.

In doubles, only one player does the first serve. At the moment, each player serves during each team serve. The non-serving player meanime has to stand erect with his / her back against the side wall and both feet on the ground, not moving until the ball break the short line plane.

Rallies and hinders

A rally (a success of point wins) remains in force until any of the next happens: the player carries the ball, the ball goes out of court, the ball does not make it to the front wall, and the ball bounces twice prior to the receiver hits it.

Henders happen for security reasons. Play or the serve is now over if a hinder occurs. These consist of such moves as a screen (opponent blocks the scene of the ball), holdup (holding the swing for safety) or court hinder (court deflect the ball).

Do you feel you can play racquetball now?

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