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Created Date:11-May-2009
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"britain's premier parent blogger" sunday times home about me blog disclosure data access request parenting family fun reviews music soapbox trending fuel for thought: 2 months running on s... slendertone system abs 30 day challenge... review: philips powerpro aqua vacuum an... playmobil 5135 pirates ship review the sanitisation of children’s cl... alex 13th july 2018 blasters at the ready, we’re lazer m.a.d! on a baking hot saturday a couple of weeks ago the boys and i drove down to greenwich to sweat a lot in a concrete basement. i sweated so much i had to change every single item of clothing i was wearing. it turns out, having fun in the heat makes you sweat and we had so much fun playing lazer m.a.d. that i must have lost a couple of pints of fluids. lazer m.a.d. is a blaster game that you can play in an underground bunker in greenwich but you can also play at home, in your garden, or in the office (if your boss is understanding). i have to admit ned’s enthusiasm and excitement as we headed to the event was probably matched by my scepticism- “toy” versions of almost everything tend to turn out to be rubbish, from low megapixel cameras, to drones that crash or fly off and get lost, the market doesn’t have a very good track record in making stuff that is good in anything other than an advert. i have to say though that two weeks after the event, and two weeks playing quite a bit of lazer m.a.d. at home with the kids, i’ve been proved pleasantly wrong. lets start with the equipment. in each pack of lazer m.a.d. you get two blasters, with various modular attachments that affect the range and the rate of fire. you also get a little harness and a target (much like you would if you went to an actual lazer tag venue). the first thing that impressed me was the durability of the blasters and the add-ons. i could see that they had a bit of heft to them and didn’t look like they would break that easily. build quality (and general style) is fairly similar to everyone’s favourite dart propelling blaster system and that’s no bad thing in my book. each of the add-ons snicks on positively and after a few weeks of play haven’t i) been lost or ii) become loose. of course, like all these devices, the lazer m.a.d. blasters aren’t really lasers, they use an ir transmitter that is pretty powerful and pretty focused. as a chap who has been on several 9/10 year old laser tag party teams, i really couldn’t tell the difference between the lazer m.a.d. stuff and the “professional” gear. given that you can use the blaster in different modes, it’s great that you have to reload it (there is a pump action slider on the top, so you too can be linda hamilton from terminator 2 and do it one handed if you really want to be). the target also shows the number of lives you have left, which is handy too. although there are no real set rules, since you can set the blasters and targets to “friend” or “foe”, it’s possible to play team games and also, if you set everyone to the a team on the blaster but the b team on the target, you can also play last man standing, or fortnite in real life as the kids termed it. even with the two player advanced battle ops set we played with (and bought home with us), which retails for £59.99, you can have a lot of fun, although if you’ve got a few friends with a set, the fun exponentially increases. the price isn’t prohibitive either if you do want to add more sets to your collection and join in with your kids. ned, our six year old, loved lazer m.a.d. more than i can really articulate. it took him most of the drive home to calm down, and the next hour or so getting excited about playing on his very own set. i was surprised and impressed too. have i mentioned how hot and sweaty i got playing lazer m.a.d? yes? well that’s probably testament to how much fun we had playing! share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) click to share on reddit (opens in new window) click to share on pinterest (opens in new window) category: family fun , reviews share: no comments alex 14th june 2018 running just as fast as we can, owning my fears with axa ppp healthcare last sunday was the st albans half marathon. i didn’t run the half marathon. i didn’t run in the 10k either but i did run with my kids in the 1.5 mile fun run, and that ladies and gentlemen is entirely down to axa ppp healthcare helping me in owning my fear of decrepitude and channelling it into something positive! vangelis is blaring out; i’m running in slow motion, aiming for the 4(+6) minute mile and frankly i might as well be roger bannister. all five of us ran the fun run but the two older kids went off at blistering pace, and wifey followed to make sure they didn’t get lost in the throng at the end. that left we running with ned, who is six. ned is a natural at pretty much everything but his one weakness with running is not pacing himself. fortunately, running with me he had no choice but to run a bit slower. even so, we passed a lot of parents, kids, teenagers and sole runners, which was heartening. i had a plan though, and it wasn’t entirely down to my fitness or neds aged either. as we came into the home straight, with crowds down both sides of the course, i turned to ned and said, “do you think you can sprint as fast as you can to the finish?” and of course he could. he might as well be modelled on dash from the incredibles because when he started really running, i had to put everything into it to keep up with him. we must have overtaken 40 or 50 people on that stretch, me crying “run forrest run!”, ned weaving in and out of people and as we approached the finish line, being cheered on by the crowd, we held hands and crossed the line together! i’ll tell you this, it might have been hard work getting even this far, but it felt damn satisfying to cross the finish line of a 14 minute run at full pelt, holding my six year olds hand. my fear of dying prematurely and leaving my wife and kids on their own was crushing and it was holding me back in so many ways but i’ve owned it. now you can too, you can submit your fears here on the axa own your fears website and start your journey too. did you know that 60% fear dying early and leaving their children? i wasn’t alone and the chances are you aren’t either. just remember, pretending that everything is all right doesn’t make it so, and that anxiety will be sitting there at the back of your mind nagging away at you. aside from the culmination of the the fun run, this past month has seen me double down and concentrate on not stuffing up. for me apathy to change and general can’t be bothered-ness has always been a problem but having a target to aim for has helped tremendously. talking to becky, my support from axa ppp healthcare has given me some great tips for keeping going, focusing on the lifestyle i want to achieve, rather than just specific targets, like losing x kilos, or being able to run 10k. i’m never going to be the sort of bloke who appears in a shaving advert but i could easily be one of the people to appear in a popular lifestyle product advert if i put a bit more work in and that’s what its about in a daft way. it’s much easier to buy into a lifestyle than a set of dry specific targets and that piece of advice has really helped me a lot. share this: click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) click to share on reddit (opens in new window) click to share on pinterest (opens in new window) category: axa , parenting share: no comments alex 8th may 2018 chaps, did you realise you can get thrush too? i like to think i’m a fairly typical bloke in many ways when it comes to health- i was three years late to having my 40+ medical check up for example- and i’m always happy to soldier on with a cold without making a martyr of myself but when caneste

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Domain name:
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Data validation:
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