How to become a Polo insider in under 10 minutes.

Polo, the sport of Kings. celebrities, the upper elite, and anyone with a decent internet connection. Polo is a very expensive sport. However watching polo is both fun, enjoyable, and available for free in your home.  Viewers have many choices to watch Polo online. However, the best option, in my opinion, is   http://www.chukkertv.com/.

Watching Polo online is very similar to watching auto racing on television. Just like auto racing has a wide variety of options, ranging from Indy to Nascar, as well as subdivisions in Nascar, Polo also has different levels of the sport and different variations. So while many sports racing fans turn to Fox and Fox Sports, Polo fans turn to Chukkertv.

Chukkertv has gained a solid reputation for being the equivalent of ESPN, NBC, CBS, and Fox Sports, in the world of Polo. They have a fantastic interactive commentary team, which answers fans tweets during the Polo matches. They are also known to give fans some sweet swag. (Editor note: I did win a Roku stick and a hat about a year ago).

Sadly, watching Polo matches in person, has become tougher and tougher, due to many clubs folding. To find a list of active Polo clubs, the reader can visit United States Polo Association. However, the good news is that fans can experience Polo, year round in the comfort of their home. One of the best ways I like to feel the experience of the game is to purchase similar items that are available at the Polo match location. The reader can find a perfect example by clicking the link below. http://internationalpoloclub.com/sponsorship/our-sponsors/.

While Polo appears to be complicated, it is not. Here is a six-minute video to explain the sport of Polo by Polo Nacho Figueras.