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 Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 8:04 pm
I was wondering if any of you play sports. I personally play soccer, have played soccer for about thirteen years now. It's not only my favorite sport, but the one thing I'm good at. Also, it's my stress reliever. If I'm ever sad, or stressed, or even happy, I go and practice my skills.
So does anyone out there play a sport? What's your favorite sport?
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Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 1:36 pm
I assume Aikido doesn't count as a sport, because it's not competitive. I was taught a little basket ball in the funny farm.
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Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 11:03 pm
I think Aikido counts as a sport, it took training and discipline right?
Basketball is a sport I've never understood... mostly cause you use your hands I think
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Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2009 3:31 pm
-Sniffle-Doodle- I think Aikido counts as a sport, it took training and discipline right? Basketball is a sport I've never understood... mostly cause you use your hands I think Lots of training and discipline. Three years of it and you're still practically in preschool. I wasn't taught much basket ball, myself. Only a little. I still don't understand it.
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Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 9:32 pm
No sports for me.
I like hiking, and occasionally swinging rackets at little rubber balls and hitting them as hard as I can.
I wish I could hike every day, but the mountains aren't close enough.
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Posted: Thu Jan 08, 2009 9:05 pm
Porcelain Lusus Naturae No sports for me.
I like hiking, and occasionally swinging rackets at little rubber balls and hitting them as hard as I can.
I wish I could hike every day, but the mountains aren't close enough. Hiking is good for you. Just walking a lot rather than sitting in an automobile is very healthy.
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 11:54 am
i am a music junkie not a jock
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Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:15 pm
DarKo6 i am a music junkie not a jock hehe that's fine.... Do you play any instruments?
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 4:01 pm
I used to play basketball for my county,
But I quit before christmas.
I didn't really feel that I was a necassary part of the team.
And I didn't like having to expose my arms and torso in vests and whilst changing.
I still play basketball for my school,
But we only play one or two games a year.
Its interesting to see an american or canadian
(assuming from use of the word 'soccer')
Not only accept soccer,
But actually enjoy it.
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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 7:57 pm
Jonny Wobbles I used to play basketball for my county,
But I quit before christmas.
I didn't really feel that I was a necassary part of the team.
And I didn't like having to expose my arms and torso in vests and whilst changing.
I still play basketball for my school,
But we only play one or two games a year.
Its interesting to see an american or canadian
(assuming from use of the word 'soccer')
Not only accept soccer,
But actually enjoy it. Soccer (football to you, I guess) is a very popular sport in America. Had I stayed in New Jersey, I would have learned to play it.
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Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 2:10 pm
Dr. Awkward Jonny Wobbles I used to play basketball for my county,
But I quit before christmas.
I didn't really feel that I was a necassary part of the team.
And I didn't like having to expose my arms and torso in vests and whilst changing.
I still play basketball for my school,
But we only play one or two games a year.
Its interesting to see an american or canadian
(assuming from use of the word 'soccer')
Not only accept soccer,
But actually enjoy it. Soccer (football to you, I guess) is a very popular sport in America. Had I stayed in New Jersey, I would have learned to play it. It is?
I'd always had the preconception that it was looked down upon over there.
I can see why it could be of course,
I've viewed a couple of montages of people diving.
I'm not fond of it myself,
But I love to watch talent in action.
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Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 10:30 pm
Jonny Wobbles Dr. Awkward Jonny Wobbles I used to play basketball for my county,
But I quit before christmas.
I didn't really feel that I was a necassary part of the team.
And I didn't like having to expose my arms and torso in vests and whilst changing.
I still play basketball for my school,
But we only play one or two games a year.
Its interesting to see an american or canadian
(assuming from use of the word 'soccer')
Not only accept soccer,
But actually enjoy it. Soccer (football to you, I guess) is a very popular sport in America. Had I stayed in New Jersey, I would have learned to play it. It is?
I'd always had the preconception that it was looked down upon over there.
I can see why it could be of course,
I've viewed a couple of montages of people diving.
I'm not fond of it myself,
But I love to watch talent in action. I play soccer... soccer is actually one of the more popular sports in America... I've played for 13 years or so.
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Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 9:37 pm
Soccer, basketball, swimming, volleyball, all that good stuff.
Rugby is definitely my favourite though, but I had to give up sports altogether until my health improves.
I miss it alot, it was a great stress reliever. =)
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