(Oct. 14, 2015  9:37 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: Whether you start with MFB or Burst, it's a mistake to think that you need to have enough competitive combos to go around. People who aren't willing to buy their own Beyblades aren't going to care if it's competitive or not. Just try to make a few combos that are on equal footing with each other and demonstrate different aspects of the game.

(Sep. 03, 2014  5:23 AM)Achi-baba Wrote: Sorry to double post, I was ale to get three more members to sign up @[Irtaza5], @[Blitz Boss], and @[Ediolosa] have signed up. Two more until I can have tournaments. I have a friend who says he might even buy a BB-10 to hep me out. More people are asking me to buy buy beyblades for them(with their money) but I'm asking them to try and order online to see what hey might want that isn't in stores. I really need to get my secretary to actually attend and help e out.

And my phone died before I could take pictures, so that will be in the works for a while. How has everyone else's attempts gone?

(Oct. 14, 2015  6:50 AM)Wombat Wrote: So I'm trying to start up a club at my college right now. Gaming is pretty big here from what I've seen (we have a competitive SSBM Team) so I figure I've got a decent chance of getting one started. But I can see a few problems that might occur in the future if it ends up happening.

1. Do I use MFB or Burst? Plastics and HMS are out of the question as they are hard to come by. MFB is an established generation with multiple different formats that can change things up, but Burst is the current format, and if the club stays around, will hit the U.S. before I graduate making them the most accessible. Both must be bought online, which leads into the second issue:

2. I don't have enough resources. If I brought my entire collection I could do Limited, but since so many Competitive Combos have overlapping parts it would be tough. With all the Chrome Wheel overlap, Standard and Zero-G are out of the question. Even counting the Burst Beyblades I don't even have yet, I only have 5 of those. Having club members buy their own would just make people less likely to join, and I highly doubt I could get funding from the school to buy enough for everyone. I know a few people here, like @[ZachBob] and @[Tri] have hosted "shared" tournaments where all participants just use your parts; how did you guys make them work?

(Feb. 26, 2017  1:34 AM)Grey Bey Wrote: Man...If the schools here in Brazil were like yours, I would like to try to create a beybladr club in mine School, but ... if I explain this idea for the principal he would probably kick me out of the room o_0

(Sep. 05, 2017  12:23 AM)Tokyo Wrote: I have a Beyblade club in school. I like... train all my members to be top players. We get up at 6.00am, sharp. You think you're getting the weekends off? Nah... haha... you're wrong. You have to learn how to customise and de-customise a Beyblade in 10 seconds or bıtch your outta here. I use the latest technology to record their launch power to make sure I ain't got no weak carps on my team. If guys try start problems on us and pull knifes out calling us losers, we don't stand there trembling in our own pıss, nah, we just start laughing and pull our beys out. Metal Fight Beyblades are good most situations, but we prefer Burst so you know... it bursts in their faces AND MESESS IT UP LIKE BıTCH WHO'S A LOSER NOW HUH??? TAKE MY SPRIGGAN YOU BıTCH . THAT'LL TEACH YOU.

(Sep. 05, 2017  12:23 AM)Tokyo Wrote: I have a Beyblade club in school. I like... train all my members to be top players. We get up at 6.00am, sharp. You think you're getting the weekends off? Nah... haha... you're wrong. You have to learn how to customise and de-customise a Beyblade in 10 seconds or bıtch your outta here. I use the latest technology to record their launch power to make sure I ain't got no weak carps on my team. If guys try start problems on us and pull knifes out calling us losers, we don't stand there trembling in our own pıss, nah, we just start laughing and pull our beys out. Metal Fight Beyblades are good most situations, but we prefer Burst so you know... it bursts in their faces AND MESESS IT UP LIKE BıTCH WHO'S A LOSER NOW HUH??? TAKE MY SPRIGGAN YOU BıTCH . THAT'LL TEACH YOU.

(Sep. 05, 2017  12:23 AM)Tokyo Wrote: I have a Beyblade club in school. I like... train all my members to be top players. We get up at 6.00am, sharp. You think you're getting the weekends off? Nah... haha... you're wrong. You have to learn how to customise and de-customise a Beyblade in 10 seconds or bıtch your outta here. I use the latest technology to record their launch power to make sure I ain't got no weak carps on my team. If guys try start problems on us and pull knifes out calling us losers, we don't stand there trembling in our own pıss, nah, we just start laughing and pull our beys out. Metal Fight Beyblades are good most situations, but we prefer Burst so you know... it bursts in their faces AND MESESS IT UP LIKE BıTCH WHO'S A LOSER NOW HUH??? TAKE MY SPRIGGAN YOU BıTCH . THAT'LL TEACH YOU.

(Aug. 29, 2014  3:17 AM)Achi-baba Wrote: So today was my first meeting for my Beyblade Club in my school. I thought that this would be a good way to increase the amount of members and events. So this thread is for helping others start clubs in their schools(not all schools allow custom clubs) and for helpful advice to improve the club experience.

My Club Constitution:

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Beyblade Club Constitutional Form
Article 2
Our objective is to introduce the hobby of Beyblade to EHS and give those who are fond of it a place to feel welcome. Beyblade is a competitive game where spinning tops are launched into a stadium and clash until one is either left in the stadium or spins the longest. This game involves strategy, physics, knowledge of how moving objects(in this case, spinning tops) react, and good sportsmanship, all of which provide students with a positive learning experience.

Article 3
While it is not initially required to own any beyblade tops or stadiums to enter, it is strongly recommended so a member can participate in events, test combinations, and practice properly. Official members will make an account on a child-safe forum called www.worldbeyblade.org so that members can participate in official tournaments and become a part of their world ranking system.

Article 4
Club meetings will begin at 3:00PM after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays in Mrs. Blah blah blah’s class, room E-7.

Article 6
To begin this club, there will be only five initial officers. Jordan Conolly will be club president, his job is to teach members how to play competitively, how to set up tournaments, and provide stadiums to play in. Blah blah blah will be vice president, who will assist the president with his duties and help present lessons as needed. Blah blah blah’s job as treasurer will manage fundraisers to help provide prizes and what other necessities may arise. As secretary, Blah blah blah will help transfer test and tournament results onto the online forum so members may be ranked worldwide. Blah blah blah, as public relations will  help advertise the club to those who did not hear about the club, but might have been interested.

Article 7
The following signatures are from members who have read this form and agree to its conditions:

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hey how do u make your club join tournament or other events of how do u make a club