(Traducción al Español) 

If you went to University or College, you very likely indulged in the art of drinking. And I'm not talking about fruit smoothies. Unless you consider strawberry daiquiris :) I'm talking about alcohol. Of all the forms of alcohol students consume, the most popular among the university culture is beer.
At least when I went to school, it was.

It was amazing how much fun we had creating a sport around the art of drinking. You see, when you are in University, you don't drink beer because it goes nice with your pizza or your sandwich. You drink it because it is fun. Fun to observe how it affects your body, your mind and your balance. And it is fun finding new sporty ways of doing it.  This was my favorite, most fun part about drinking in University. Which is probably a good thing, because most fun and games of youth, we typically outgrow. And I outgrew drinking.  But in my day, I played all the drinking games!

"1,2,3, Go!", "The Beer Bong" or any other game where the one who can drink the most the fastest wins (I never did). Being a small guy, I didn't do well in the drinking sports based on pure excess. I excelled more at the drinking games of skill. The ones that depended on MY ability to control my own body or mind (as in Yoga).

Any game that had to do with darts, coins, cards, dice or memory, I was the master!  My strongest drinking game was quarters. I could bounce the coin off the table into the glass from anywhere. And Icould do it from the flat side of the coin or the edge of the coin. I could even roll the coin down the bridge of my nose, bouncing it off the table into the glass.

Hosted by IDASH 

• Cancun: June 17-26 (Part 1; 100 hours)
• Playa del Carmen: Sept. 17-27 (Part 2; 100 hours)

 Tuition: $ 36,000 Pesos ($ 18,000 for each Part) 

         + GAVY Home Study Course ($ 5,000 pesos)