Legs 11 Bingo

'Legs 11': the socially distancing bingo for residents of a Cambridgeshire street. Laura Peat has always fancied being a bingo caller so every week she calls the numbers using a karaoke machine. Legs Eleven It all started when Three friends got together and decided to throw a little bingo party for some friends. Two years on, and 100,000+ people across 6 different countries have experienced the phenomenon that is Bingo.

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Legs 11 Bingo Call

1	Kelly's Eye
2	One Little Duck
3	Cup of Tea
4	Knock at the Door
5	Man Alive
6	Tom's Tricks
7	Lucky
8	Garden Gate
9	Doctor's Orders
10	Tony's Den
11	Legs Eleven
12	One Dozen
13	Unlucky for Some
14	Valentines Day
15	Young and Keen
16	Sweet Sixteen
17	Dancing Queen
18	Coming of Age
19	Goodbye Teens
20	One Score
21	Key of the Door
22	Two Little Ducks
23	Thee and Me
24	Two Dozen
25	Duck and Dive
26	Pick and Mix
27	Gateway to Heaven
28	Over Weight
29	Rise and Shine
30	Dirty Gertie
31	Get up and Run
32	Buckle my Shoe
33	Dirty Knee
34	Ask for More
35	Jump and Jive
36	Three Dozen
37	More than Eleven
38	Christmas Cake
39	Steps
40	Naughty Forty
41	Time for Fun
42	Winnie the Pooh
43	Down on your Knees
44	Droopy Drawers
45	Halfway There
46	Up to Tricks
47	Four and Seven
48	Four Dozen
49	PC
50	Half a Century
51	Tweak of the Thumb
52	Danny La Rue
53	Stuck in the Tree
54	Clean the Floor
55	Snakes Alive
56	Was she worth it
57	Heinz Varieties
58	Make them Wait
59	Brighton Line
60	Five Dozen
61	Baker's Bun
62	Turn on the Screw
63	Tickle Me
64	Red Raw
65	Old Age Pension
66	Clickety Click
67	Made in Heaven
68	Saving Grace
69	Either Way Up
70	Three Score and Ten
71	Bang on the Drum
72	Six Dozen
73	Queen B
74	Candy Store
75	Strive and Strive
76	Trombones
77	Sunset Strip
78	Heavens Gate
79	One More Time
80	Eight and Blank
81	Stop and Run
82	Straight On Through
83	Time for Tea
84	Seven Dozen
85	Staying Alive
86	Between the Sticks
87	Torquay in Devon
88	Two Fat Ladies
89	Nearly There
90	Top of the Shop

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There were two fat ladies at the gym. No, this isn't the start of a bad joke, but a description of the latest fitness craze designed to keep your body - and brain - in good shape. Treadmill bingo is not your run-of-the-mill game of housie. The popular game of chance has moved from the bingo hall to gyms and leisure centres, with participants marking off their cards while gently working out on a running machine. The Senior caught up with members of YMCA's Ku-ring-gai Fitness and Aquatic Centre in the Sydney suburb of West Pymble who were trying it for the first time. YMCA fitness co-ordinator-cum-bingo caller Ros Morris said she had seen the idea in other gyms around the country so decided to try it. 'Its about taking part and having fun and a bit of a giggle while keeping moving,' she said. 'The speed is set at four (a walking pace) on the machines and they are allowed a slight incline, but it is safe, since there's no running involved.' Armed with whiteboard markers, the bingo players (all are participants in the YMCA Pryme Movers classes) step up to the line of machines, which have laminated bingo cards taped to each screen. Facing the players, Ros calls out the numbers. 'Oh, I've always wanted to say this: legs eleven!' she cries. The slightly puffed players frantically search their cards, crossing off any that come up. After what seems like a couple of minutes, but is more like 10 seconds, someone shouts 'Bingo!' from the line of running machines. It's former physiotherapist Anne Phillips, who claims the first prize - a YMCA backpack. She said while she was nervous at first, she enjoyed the activity. 'It has a very good effect. You don't realise you're getting tired or working out and getting huffed and puffed and it's better than watching morning TV,' she said. 'I love the YMCA and have been coming here for years.' The treadmill bingo was just one of the many free activities being held as part of the NSW Seniors Festival. Other events included 70s-themed aerobics and tai chi. This article first appeared on www.thesenior.com.au