1. References

2. See also

Weekend warrior(s) may refer to:

• A colloquial nickname for a member of the United States Army National Guard, Air National Guard, or Air Force Reserve
• Someone who engages in sports or outdoor pursuits at the weekend^[1]
• A nickname for the visitors of the Defqon.1

In music:

• Weekend Warriors (album), an album by Ted Nugent in 1978.
• "Weekend Warriors", a song by Uriah Heep from Head First in 1983.
• "Weekend Warrior", a song by Iron Maiden from Fear of the Dark in 1992.
• Weekend Warrior (album), an album by Biz Markie in 2003.
• "Weekend Warriors", a song by A Change Of Pace from Prepare the Masses in 2006.
• Weekend Warrior", an album by 80kidz in 2010.
• "Weekend Warrior", a song by Ministry from Relapse in 2012.
• "Weekend Warrior", a song by Eytan & The Embassy first aired in ABC's "Trophy Wife" on November 5, 2013 and The CW's "Vampire Diaries." on March 27, 2014.

In other media:

• Weekend Warriors (film), a 1986 comedy
• Weekend Warriors, a TV series on HGTV Canada
• "Weekend Warriors", an episode of the TV series Psych
• Weekend Warrior, a computer game developed by Pangea Software

References

See also

• Reservist
• One weekend a month, two weeks a year

• The Rumour
• The Rumour (1988 album)
• The Rumour (band)
• The Rumour Room
• The Rumproller
• Therumurikandi
• The Run
• The run away
• The run-away
• The Runaway (album)
• The Runaway Bride (novel)
• The Runaway General
• The Runaway (play)
• The Runaway Princess
• The run-aways
• The run aways
• The Runaways (1981 film)
• The Runaways (band)
• The Runaways (book)
• The Runaways (comics)
• The Runaways (disambiguation)
• The Runaways (film)
• The Runaway Shadows
• The Runaway (The Magic Numbers album)
• The Runaway (The Magic Numbers album))