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The Best Stag Do Activity Ideas | How To Organise A Stag Do

Organising the Ultimate Stag Do with TeamSport

Are you in charge of making your best mates’ stag do a night to remember? To make sure their “last night of freedom” meets all their expectations, you need to nail down the organisation with plenty of time and create an itinerary that’s unique, fun and (most importantly) personal to them!

We can help you out, whether you’re looking for surprising stag do activity ideas or a list of things to consider through the planning process. Read on to learn how to plan the ultimate stag do and the best activities for it. 

(1) Write the guest list. 
Decide this with the stag, as it might get complicated for you to do alone. Do you invite the older generation? Are kids or teenagers coming, or work friends? Are any of the bride’s family and friends coming? These are questions only they can answer.

(2) Decide on a budget. 
After you’ve invited the lads, the next thing to think about is how much you’re prepared to spend. Get the stag party together for this one and decide what’s reasonable. This could affect the itinerary - for example, it might be expensive to organise a trip abroad, but a round of go-karting at TeamSport tends to cost £40-50 per person before any discounts are considered - find out more with our How Much Does Go Karting Cost blog.

(3) Decide on the dates. 
If you’re planning something pretty elaborate, make sure to settle on dates a few months in advance - this will also help keep costs down through early bird prices.

(4) Book in hotels and travel arrangements. 
If you’re planning a whole stag weekend, or going out of town for the best activities, make sure you think about transport and accommodation. 
This is especially important if the drinks are going to be flowing - consider booking a coach to get everyone from place to place, or booking an AirBNB so there’s somewhere for everyone to crash and nurse hangovers.

(5) Start planning the itinerary. 
Now onto the fun part - think about what the stag loves most, and what you’ll all have the most fun tackling together. If going abroad for a weekend in Amsterdam or Barcelona is out of the question, see below for our top British stag do ideas.

(6) Think about pranks, games, surprises and extras. 
This is where you can get really creative: how are you going to keep everyone on their toes? Consult the stag party for ideas and come up with personalised extras to spread out throughout the day or weekend - you could go for stag do classics like matching t-shirts and flip cup, or more unique options. 

(7) Enjoy the last big party before the wedding!
At this point, you’ve done everything you can to put together an epic party - it’s time to celebrate your best friend’s marriage in style.

Is he the active type? Is he a thrill-seeker? Is he super competitive? In that case, you’ll find a ton of stag do activities that he’ll love you for at TeamSport.

TeamSport offers a host of cool activities that you can look cool doing, all great for a night out with mates. If budget is a concern, these are also great value for money. What’s not to love?

Here are some stag do activities you can do at TeamSport venues across the country:

Indoor go karting is a classic for a reason - what better way to get the adrenaline pumping and get the stag fired up for his big day than racing at 40mph against his friends? You don’t need any experience to try go karting - whether your party is full of complete beginners or seasoned speed demons, you’re guaranteed a great time if you put them on the track. 

Not as physically demanding as regular golf, crazy golf is a fuss-free stag do activity idea. With wacky courses to master and obstacles to overcome, it’s a simple way to have fun. The best part? A lot of people underestimate how hard it can be to sink a shot on our Putt Club courses - laugh and laugh as your friends keep missing, and maybe set up a penalty for whoever loses.

If you want a stag do activity idea that’s all about teamwork, Laser Combat could be the thing for your party. Strategy is the name of the game here - if there are a few analytical types in your party, they’ll love the problem solving involved in a good game of laser tag. Use the element of surprise, master the terrain, and betray some friends along the way - it’s all in good fun (and also far less than an alternative like paintballing)!

Discover your new favourite thing - gaming meets go karting with our Combat Karts game! Did you and your friends grow up through the golden age of arcade games, or the PC gaming era? Get ready to live in that world again for the night - collect boosts and power ups as you soar across the track, and pick up weapons and rockets to throw at the opposition.

Ready to get your stag do activities booked in? At TeamSport, we can host groups of 12-150, and anyone over the age of 8 can use a go kart, so our venues are perfect for stag dos of any size or age group.

Once you’ve got your budget and dates in mind, figure out which of our 40+ go karting tracks is closest to you and call us to discuss a bespoke package and price.

Learn more about our Stag and Hen Do options here, and call TeamSport on 01252 732300 to book in a stag party that is unforgettable!

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Does Weight Affect Go Karting Speed? | Go Kart Weight Limit

Whether this is your first time racing around one of our indoor go karting tracks, or you’re simply tired of missing out on pole position and want to level up your racing skills, you might be wondering, how does weight affect go karting speed?

Weight can have a huge impact on the outcome of your race, and it’s important to know how to use it to your advantage and avoid it becoming a hindrance. This is where we come in! We have put together a guide to understanding how weight affects go karting speed and style, covering:

Does weight matter in go karting and e-karting?

Tips for getting the optimum weight for go karting success

Got the weight of the world on your shoulders trying to work out how to beat your most fierce opponent? Let’s find out how to use that weight to take top spot on the podium!

There is no hard and fast weight limit for go-karting - physique, height and width, and your ability to fit comfortably into a kart are all factors that play into go-karting safety.

At TeamSport we don’t have a specific weight limit for go-karting, but particularly tall, short or heavier drivers may find driving uncomfortable or may not be able to fit in the karts. If you are unsure, feel free to visit your local venue and try sitting in a kart first to ensure it will be comfortable and safe for you to drive before you book in a session.

Weight is one of the most important elements of go karting as it can have an impact on all aspects of your performance, from how fast your go kart goes to whether you spin out on corners.

The lighter the total weight of the go kart, the easier it is to accelerate but the harder it is to keep control of. The heavier the total weight of the go kart, the more traction and stability you have but the longer it takes to accelerate.

There truly is no such thing as too heavy or light when it comes to go karting as both have their advantages and disadvantages. What matters most is understanding how to leverage your weight to gain a coveted spot on the podium. If you don’t use your weight to your advantage, you’ll expend more energy than you need to trying to maintain stability, speed and power. Learn more about why go karting can be so tiring.

When it comes to e-karting, weight still has an impact but to a much lesser extent because all e-karts are heavier than petrol go karts as they have batteries or motors. This means they tend to gain more traction and stability so you can battle it out for pole position without worrying as much about weight differences between you and your opponents.

Find out more about the differences between petrol and e-karts. 

While weight does matter, it doesn’t mean you need to be a specific weight to be able tear up the track and win your race. Go karting is a rip-roaringly fun activity that anyone can enjoy, whether you’re at a corporate event, a family day out or a stag/hen do. There are no go karting weight limits at TeamSport tracks, but your weight may impact how you approach the track, in other words, your go karting style.

If you are lighter than your opponents, use the corners to your advantage. By quickly turning corners without as much need for heavy braking, you’ll leave your competition in the dust. Equally, as you will gain less traction than heavier opponents, you may need to consider where to reduce acceleration so that you don’t compromise your stability.

If you are heavier than your opponents, make the most of the straights where you can build traction, enhance stability and race towards victory. While you will be more stable, this can make corners more challenging so you might decide to take a different racing line to lighter competitors in order to avoid losing precious time. Find out more about racing lines. 

So, now you know how weight affects go karting speeds and why it’s so important, you might be wondering how you can ensure you have the optimum weight for go karting success. 

There is absolutely no requirement to lose or gain any weight in order to beat out your competition, you simply need to understand how to distribute your weight within your go kart and use it to your advantage. That being said, nutrition is another key element of go karting success. Find out more in our recent blog post about how to prepare for go karting through nutrition.

Here are our top five tips for using weight to your advantage when racing:

Shift weight from left to right - As you approach a corner, shift your weight to either the left or the right, depending on which side the corner is on (shift it so that you’re leaning away from the corner). We know this sounds strange but taking the weight off the inside wheels will give you more stability. Take a look at our blog on how to lean in go karting which explains this technique in full. You can also learn more about how to improve your cornering more generally.

Shift weight backwards or forwards - Want to put the pedal to the metal on the straights? Shift your weight forwards to give you an extra boost when accelerating. Need to brake before approaching a challenging corner? Shift your weight backwards and remain cool, calm and collected as you slow down in perfect time to nail your corner. 

Be reactive - Even if you’ve gone go karting a hundred times, there’s no such thing as autopilot when it comes to racing. You never know what’s going to happen out on the track so you need to be prepared to adapt. As the chequered flag is waved, analyse your opponents’ movements and use your weight to respond to their performance. For example, if you notice someone is making cleaner corners than you, try shifting your weight further. If you’re repeatedly being overtaken, use your weight to accelerate faster on the straights. Learn more about defending your position.

Clothing - Clothing is a simple way that you can slightly modify the total weight of your go kart. While you’ll need to wear our signature overalls, what you wear underneath is up to you (check out our blog on what to wear go karting for guidance). If you want to add weight to your go kart, wear heavier trainers and layer up your clothing. To remove weight, choose your lightest shoes and clothing such as joggers instead of jeans.

Keep a low centre of gravity - This is less about weight and more about your body as a whole. Keeping as low a centre of gravity as possible can help keep your go kart stable and keeps you in control at all times, particularly around tricky hairpin bends. 

All that’s left to do is take a look at our karting packages, book your high-octane experience and put your newfound skills to work in a battle for first place! If you have any questions, please contact us today and take a look at our FAQs to learn more information.

How Does Weight Affect Go Karting Speed?

How Does Weight Affect Speed In Go Karting?

Are you wondering how to prepare for a go karting race? Take a look at our top go kart food & nutrition tips, from keeping hydrated to eating carbohydrates.

Go Kart Food & Nutrition Tips | How to Prepare for Go Karting

Whether this is your first time indoor go karting or you’re already a wizard on the track, you might be wondering how to prepare for a go karting race so that you’re guaranteed to top the podium every single time. 

While a winning performance is built around a number of factors, you do have a secret weapon at your disposal that, when used effectively, makes you unstoppable. What is it we hear you ask? Nutrition.

To help you tear up the track and leave your competitors behind, we have put together a guide on how to prepare for karting through nutrition, covering:

Why is nutrition important in go karting?

Common nutrition mistakes to avoid in go karting

Ready to unleash the power of nutrition on your competitors? Let’s go!

Yes, it’s important to learn about drifting in go karting, taking a hairpin bend and defending your position, but it’s equally as important to learn about how to prepare for go karting through nutrition.

Nutrition is a crucial factor in go karting as it has a direct impact on your performance. It can affect your endurance and energy levels which are needed to sustain your lead on the track. Nutrition also helps (or hinders if nutrition is poor) with concentration and reaction times, ensuring you have lightning-fast reflexes on race day. It even supports with building muscle strength so you can reduce the risk of cramping or injury.

Just as your go kart needs petrol and e-kart needs electricity, you also need to fuel your body if you want to take the gold medal.

We’ve all heard the saying ‘fail to prepare, prepare to fail’ and this is especially true when it comes to go karting. The race doesn’t begin when you step onto the track, it starts in the days and even weeks leading up to the main event.

That’s right, you don’t need to be practising and doing laps everyday to become a winner, focusing on your nutrition and ensuring you’re in the best health and fitness possible will help you clinch the victory.

Here are our top five go kart food and nutrition tips that will take your racing to the next level:

Eat carbohydrates and protein - Ahead of race day, it’s crucial to reduce as much fat as possible, so protein and carbohydrates such as chicken, eggs, fish, rice, potatoes and pasta are great. Complex carbohydrates are also important, including fruit and vegetables. A good mixture of carbs and protein will help you sustain your energy levels and speed to victory! If you’re wondering why go karting is so tiring, it might be that you’re not eating enough carbs and protein before your race.

Have a balanced diet - While carbohydrates and protein are the best food groups for racing success, it’s just as important to keep your diet balanced. Whether you’re having chicken, pasta or fish, pair them with vegetables and keep fatty/sugary foods to a minimum.

Meal timing - The night before your race, ensure you don’t eat your dinner too late so you have plenty of time to digest. The same applies for your breakfast! Also, eating a meal just before your race can add extra weight to your go kart which affects your overall performance. Learn more about how weight impacts speed in go karting.

Keep hydrated - As we’ve already mentioned, drinking too much or too little can have a negative impact on your race so it’s important to make sure you keep hydrated without going overboard. Water is the best drink you can have, although if you want something with more flavour, try a sports drink with electrolytes in it.

Bring snacks - Snacks are a true hero in racing! You want to avoid eating too much or too little before your race but still need to ensure you stock up on carbs and protein, so snacks are the way forward. Some of the best pre-race snacks include nuts, fruit and protein bars.

So you’ve loaded up on carbs, kept yourself hydrated, put the pedal to the metal and placed first on the podium…now what? 

The second you’ve shaken the hands of your opponents, it’s time to celebrate! After all your hard work and determination, you will have worked up an appetite so treat yourself to a meal of champions. At TeamSport, our tantalising go kart food menu has something for everyone, including sumptuous pancakes, sharing nachos and light bites such as mozzarella sticks. 

Not in the mood for go kart food after claiming your victory? We also have mouth watering drinks such as thick milkshakes, refreshing smoothies and alcoholic beverages. Check out our full food and drinks offering.

With indulgent go kart food and plenty of drinks flowing, it’s the perfect end to a fiercely fun day of racing. The only question left to ask is, when’s your next race?

Common nutrition mistakes to avoid when go karting

Whether you’re having an adrenaline-filled family day out or a unique corporate event, you’ll want to do everything you can to stay ahead of the competition. As important as it is to consider how to prepare for a go karting race, it’s equally as vital to understand how not to prepare.

If you want to avoid being beaten by your opponents on the track, there are several nutrition mistakes you need to steer clear of:

Eating a full meal just before - We’ve all been there, where we’ve enjoyed a delicious, hearty meal…and then immediately needed a nap. If you eat a big meal before your race, it can make you feel lethargic and uncomfortable. In some instances, it can even make you feel sick, which is the last thing you want to be worrying about as you rip around the track.

Hydrating too much - While hydration is one of the key elements to go karting success, you don’t want to drink too much water minutes before heading out on the track as you may need to cut your race short to go to the toilet. Even if you don’t need to forfeit the competition, it will likely still impact your concentration, paving the way for your opponent to overtake you. Learn more about how to avoid being overtaken.

Not eating or drinking enough - While eating and drinking too much before your race isn’t ideal, the same can be said for the opposite. If you don’t eat enough, you won’t have the energy needed to steal the win from your competitors. If you don’t drink enough, you could become dehydrated which may cause dizziness or headaches and mean you need to sit out on the race altogether.

Eating the wrong kinds of food - It’s really important to sustain your energy throughout race day so you should avoid sugary foods that will give you a quick burst of energy followed by a slump. We’ll talk more about what types of food to eat to nail your go karting nutrition in the next section.

Experience a thrilling go karting session with TeamSport today

Whether you’re wanting to hone your racing skills, celebrate a kid’s birthday or organise a stag or hen do to remember, book one of our 40+ go karting tracks across the UK and prepare for a high-octane experience. 

You can contact us today for our various karting packages available and take a look at our FAQs to learn more information.

How To Prepare For Go Karting Through Nutrition

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Planning a hen do? We think go-karting is a great activity for your hen party - read on to learn why a go karting hen do is so fun, and how to plan one.

Hen-do Theme Ideas: Go-karting | TeamSport

Have you been given the monumental task of planning your friends’ hen do? There’s probably a lot of pressure attached to this - it’s the one night she can really let loose and celebrate her upcoming wedding, so it has to be perfect!
If the classic options don’t look quite right and you’re looking for some really fun hen do theme ideas, we have an option for you: An indoor go karting hen-do!

This is a great way to get all the brides’ friends engaged in something new, and build excitement for the wedding. This blog will explain why go karting works so well for a hen do, and explain how to plan a go karting hen do.

Go karting might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you’re thinking of good hen do ideas. But a go karting hen do is an exhilarating way to celebrate the impending nuptials. Here are a few reasons why it’s one of the best hen do ideas:

It’s an alternative to the classic “night out” hen do. A lot of hen dos involve a night on the town and drinks flowing until morning - if the bride and bridal party don’t enjoy this or just want something a little different to kickstart the night, go karting is perfect. It gets everyone involved and bonding in a way you’ll never forget. 

It’s good for sporty and competitive people. If the bride is already inclined towards more physical activities - if she loves a challenge and an adventure, and absolutely relishes a competition - then she’ll be thrilled with an opportunity to fly around an indoor go-karting track at 40mph and beat all her friends and family in the process.

It’s good exercise. It’s a cliche, but if the bride is a little anxious about fitting into her wedding dress, go karting burns calories and builds muscle all at once - this certainly isn’t the main reason to choose go karting for your hen do, but isn’t it a great perk? 

It fills you with adrenaline and endorphins. For a happy hen-do, why not choose an activity that literally makes you happier on a chemical level? The thrill of a race floods your system with adrenaline, and then endorphins and happy hormones as a result. If the bride’s been seriously stressed out with wedding planning, go karting will wash them away.

It fits nicely into a longer itinerary. If you bring your party to one of our indoor venues for a single race, you might be in and out of the building in an hour! This makes it a fun pit-stop on a packed agenda.

It also works as the main event. You have the option to book out your venue for the day, so you can monopolise the track, enjoy additional activities like Putt Club or Laser Combat depending on your location, and order a feast from our food menu.

If a go karting hen do sounds like a shout, this is how you can go about planning a hen do at TeamSport:

Decide if it’s going to be a surprise or not. Is the bride going to be in the loop when you’re doing the hen do planning? If not, give a lot of thought as to whether this is something she’ll definitely enjoy - you probably know her better than anyone, but check that it matches her expectations for her hen do.

Draw up a guest list. Invite all of the bride’s favourite people - we can accommodate groups of 12-150 at TeamSport, so numbers aren’t an issue! Anyone over the age of 8 can use a go kart, so age isn’t an issue either. If you know any guests who might want to sit out, note that we have spectator areas where they can still cheer the racers on.

Decide the date and budget. Once you have these sorted, figure out which of our 40+ go karting tracks is closest to you and call us to discuss a bespoke package and price and secure your booking.

Book the activities + figure out hen-party extras and games. Make sure any other activities are all booked in, and then think about how you can make this day as special and personalised as possible. Maybe you could make a sash the bride could wear over her racesuit (as long as it fits our clothing requirements - see our What to Wear Go Karting blog for more), or maybe the winner could get the bouquet instead of a trophy?

If your party falls in love with go karting, why not make it a regular thing? We offer a lot of different races at TeamSport, from our Ultimate Race Experience for adults, to other group events like corporate days and kids’ birthday parties.

In the meantime, learn more about our Stag and Hen Dos here, or contact us to plan a hen do that is unforgettable!

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Want to take your karting to the next level of competition? Check out our piece on the forthcoming competitions in the UK.

British Go Karting Competitions 2024 / 25 | TeamSport

If you’re looking for opportunities to compete in official go karting competitions around the UK but have no idea where to start looking, we’re here to help! 

This blog will outline some of the major championships and go karting race leagues around the country, organised from beginner-friendly options to totally hardcore professional competitions! 

The best place to start is with us - at TeamSport we have indoor karting venues around the country where you can get involved in a grand prix at any time, but we also run one of the biggest indoor karting championships!

The British Indoor Karting Championship (BIKC) was designed to be a great entry point to the world of go kart competitive racing. Motorsport UK has described BIKC as the “most accessible and cost-effective way to compete”, and we proudly agree! 

If you want to dip your toes into competing, sign up for next year! Here’s everything you need to know about BIKC if you’re interested.

Need more practice first? We also have our own racing league for kids - Race Academy - where they can hone their skills and race the next generation of karting champions every week.

Adults can also secure a #GRID Membership, giving them unlimited access to our venues and entry to exclusive member-only racing events.

Club 100 is a great way to get started with outdoor karting championships - not only are there cadet, junior and senior karting competitions, but you don’t need your own kart to take part! It’s a convenient and fun racing competition for anyone who’s tried either indoor or outdoor karting who are looking to level up their skills! Make sure to go to one of Club 100’s test days so you can get used to their karts.

Open to anyone in a full-time university education, beginners and advanced alike, this is a fantastic outdoor karting competition for students! There are only two main qualifiers - you have to enter through your university, and it has to be the uni’s official karting team. After that, you can take your pick of their different racing options. There are team championships, individual driver championships, and the particularly challenging 24 hour race.

For students aged 13-18, this is a really rewarding go kart competitive racing competition that should be in every academic calendar. Kids don’t need any skills or prior experience to take part - instead, it’s supposed to be a chance for them to find their strengths, build confidence and have fun! BSKC also works in collaboration with TeamSport, Motorsport UK and more to identify future champions, so who knows where this competition could take you!

Sponsored by TeamSport, this is a brilliant event exclusively for veterans and the armed forces community to battle it out for a championship! Held at various locations around the UK, and completely free to attend, this is a chance to meet other like-minded people in a relaxed environment and race on some of the finest indoor karting tracks in the country.

Experience Level: Intermediate-Experienced

We’re heading into professional territory now - Absolutely Karting’s racing championships are more appropriate if you have a year or more of racing experience, made up of 10-12 competitive races to test your talent! There are options for cadets (8-13) and adults (14+) across their Bristol and Maidenhead tracks. At the end of every race, the top three drivers will be rewarded with a podium trophy presentation, with the top three champions overall also winning incredible prizes!

Age Group: 14-19, 20+ (but make sure to look at the weight classes)

The Elite Karting Series is an incredible professional experience. It takes place across the five Daytona circuits, some of the oldest and most celebrated tracks in the world. Every race is recorded with a drone and trackside cameras, and with commentary, graphics and post-race interviews, it’s safe to say you’re an industry name if you take part in this go karting competition. And the most exciting part? The karts here are some of the fastest hire karts in the country, going at 50 and 60mph!

With 500 participants each year and 12 races across the UK, it might be safe to say that the Wera Tools British Kart Championships is one of the biggest go kart competitive racing competitions you could participate in. Many great racers, and some of motorsport’s most recognisable names, have taken part in the British Kart Championships. You have to buy and run your own kart, and then you have the chance to go with one of the most impressive trophies in the industry - good luck!

The only national qualifier for the Kart World Championship (KWC), the British Rent Kart Championships are the greatest indoor racing competitions for experienced racers. The event is run over a single weekend and, broadcast live on YouTube and Motorsport TV, gives the future of racing the chance of a lifetime to showcase their talent. Entry is £250, and the winner gets a place in Team GB, an £1000 cash prize, and an absolutely mammoth trophy. We’re only scratching the surface here - visit the official website to learn all about this incredible event.

Would you prefer more consistent racing opportunities? In that case, you might want to join a racing league - held to a steady and consistent schedule, race leagues let you race like-minded speed demons weekly or monthly to compete for more involved championships.

Here are three of the most prominent race leagues:

This racing league is held on the first Friday evening of every month at their track in Purfleet. It operates all year round, with seasonal winter and summer championships to compete for. There are six rounds total for each championship (only five count towards the result, so you can miss a session without it affecting your positioning). Make sure to pre-book every session - there are cool rewards on offer every week for the winners.

A competitive championship for drivers aged 8-18 years old (split into Cadet and Senior titles depending on age, height and experience), this racing league holds races every Sunday morning for 13 weeks of the year. 10 of the 12 weeks count towards the championship title, and the 13th week is a special opportunity for current, former and future drivers from the league to race together! 

The Global Karting League (GKL) was launched by F1 Engineer Rob Smedley to offer young people an affordable racing opportunity, where they can build a passionate community around them and battle it out in state-of-the-art electric karts. Whether you’re a beginner or live and breathe go karting, this is a great way to hone your skills, with races all around the country to take part in. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned driver, GKL offers the perfect platform to hone your skills and compete. 

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