What sports do you play?

[Alpha]

When I was younger, I was into swimming and ice skating. I didn't like sports that are too tiring and where I have to sweat a lot. I feel very uncomfortable when I sweat. Now that I'm working, I rarely find time to swim. As for ice skating, I think I'm too old for it now and I am not as fit as I was before so I've stopped it altogether.

 

[Clair02]

I don't know how old you are, but if you really loved your sport, then nothing in the world should ever make you give it up. I'm almost thirty, but I play more sports now than I did in high school. I love tennis, swimming and women's soccer. I also recently took up Muay Thai Boxing.

 

[hades_leae]

I love football so much. I have been watching more basketball and have been asking myself if I like it more than football, then I watch some replays on youtube, no competition. Football for life, I love watching it, it's something about the atmosphere, and the game itself. I used to play football in high school, and really enjoyed it.

 

[AntonioCalcano]

I don't play any sports but I like watching them. I used to play soccer when I was younger but I wasn't very much into it, I only played it because I had to. The only sport that I like playing is chess or any other intellectual sport.

 

[mauricioq]

I don't consider Skating a "normal sport" because there's no winners and losers, unless we're talking about a contest. I just enjoy skating because it's something that I can do on my own without depending on no one. Definitely my favorite hobby and I do it quite often.

 

[Shortie861]

I don't tend to play a lot of sports now however when I was younger I was always out playing sports and such with friends or family. The ones I used to enjoy playing when I was younger was either football or Tennis. I remember spending a lot of time on the tennis courts where I lived when I was younger with friends just spending hours hitting balls over the net and really having fun. Now I will every so often have a kick about and play a little football but it's nothing compared to what it used to be when I was younger.