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“Shabash yaar!” “Bowling!” and “Batting!” are some common expressions cricket players yell during practices or games. “Shabash yaar” is Hindi for “keep going, friend!”

Members of the UNM com-munity established a club team for India’s most popular sport, cricket, in 1995.

“When someone comes to the U.S. for the first time, if they know that cricket is also played here, they feel at home,” team member Srikanth Narravula said.

Nearly every weekend the cricket club gathers on Johnson Field or in Smith Plaza. The players represent 10 of the 28 states in India. In the summer, the club travels to Colorado for an annual cricket tournament and trains during the season, which lasts March through October.

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A batter swings and misses the ball, which flies into the net. The cricket team practices most weekends, either Saturday or Sunday, until dark.

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Mario Montoya and Albert Rosales started teaching hip hop break dance classes at the Harwood Art Center last fall. Montoya lost his right leg after a football injury about 17 years ago, when he was in eighth grade.

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Rosales is a local visual artist and break dance expert. Every Friday afternoon the pair teaches break dancing to an after-school program at Harwood.

“I’m amazed by (the pair’s) ability of connecting themselves to each kid,” said the director of Youth and Education at Harwood, Vashti Moss. “It is absolutely the kids' favorite class here.”

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At a match versus the New Mexico Brujos rugby club at St. Pius High School on Feb. 25, UNM players team up to force the ball out of play in order to gain possession. The Brujos are one of two men’s rugby clubs from Albuquerque.

The UNM men's rugby club team has dealt with many changes during the past few years. When coach Miguel Berthet came to Albuquerque in 2009, the team had lost every league match. During a single season, Berthet was able to transform the group into a top-20 team. Considered one of the toughest sports for both men and women, rugby tests the players emotionally, mentally and physically. Players sustain countless injuries.

The team’s scrum half, Erick Laight, is a chemical engineering student from Quito, Ecuador who was born to Argentine parents. Laight has only been playing rugby for a few months, and when he's not playing rugby or at school, he spends his free time playing the guitar. “I have been playing on and off since I was around 14,” he said. “I like the creative capabilities it has as an instrument. There isn't much you can't do on a guitar and it intrigues me to find out what I can do on one.”During practice on Feb. 22, Erick Laight watches on as

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Freshman Jeffrey Baldwin self trains in Parkour, a physical activity where the aim is to overcome obstacles by moving from one place to another as quickly and efficiently as possible with fluidity and grace. Unlike some, Baldwin considers Parkour a sport where he mentally and physically competes against himself for endurance. Baldwin recently suffered a transverse fracture of his scaphoid bone after doing a jump and landing on his palm. Because Parkour poses such a huge safety risk, Baldwin cautions others to be careful, take breaks, take it slow and “if you don’t think you can do it, best (you) stay away until you think you can.” Baldwin enjoys training on the UNM campus where he feels more connected to the architecture and welcomed by the University to train and bring a different form of physical activity.

Baldwin practices a trick on a wall adjacent to Johnson Gym, one of the few places he enjoys training, on April 13. Fridays are his days to work solely on tricks rather than on endurance and conditioning.

Baldwin trains atop barriers near the SUB and the Center for the Arts to im-prove his speed and balance on April 26. As a way to critique his progress, Baldwin video records his training session.

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