I played on the golf team all through high school.

Recreationally only, I played basketball with neighborhood kids, and was average-good.

For viewing, I love to watch football, the X games, golf, basketball, soccer and LaCrosse when I can.

I used to play basketball, then soccer and voleyball. Then I had to stop doing that kind of sport and started playing table tennis. Then I could return to soccer.

and now... well i don't practice any sport any more..... :(

Well I am still in highschool, (last year).

Before I got sick I played soccer, netball and touch. I attended swimming training before school, and did long-distance running of an afternoon before my team sports. On Sundays I went to surf life saving, and occasionaly entered myself in triathlons on Saturdays. During recess at school I would train at the gym.

I really love sports, all sports really. I love it when my body aches. I dunno, I havent done anything for a while. Yeah, I am really quite scrawny now which is dissapointing.

I did track and field (mostly sprints/relays), netball, basketball and a wee spot of swimming at school. I spent a lot of my time outside high school at t+f training or attending competitions - was on the national schools team and training squad for a while :o)

From upper high school through to the end of my undergrad studies I was a coach/team manager/vacation sports counsellor, which was soooo much fun! I realy love to be doing that again.

Nowadays I run for fun - need to do more!!! - rollerblade in summer and swim sometimes. I love watching sports especially crazy things like skijumping or the amazingly technical like gymnastics.  

I agree with edie above, the feeling after a hard circuit workout or a run is great - you can't beat it!

I only did it for 9th grade for 1 semester. It was a total bust, I only joined to make some friends. They all ended up being boring shallow rednecks. I was in really good shape though.

I played football (soccer) in highschool :-)

"For most of history, Anonymous was a woman" - Virginia Woolf

I played soccer, cricket, tennis, basketball and i was also into surfing, swimming, athletics, x-country, skiing and skateboarding.

i think i tried just about everyhting during high school...

i was never the best at anything, but was always on the swim team, the athletics team for middle distance, cross coiuntry team. I've played netball since the minute we were allowed to start at age 9, I tried tennis, gymnastics, indoor soccer, LOVED touch rugby during high school...

 and I've done jazz, tap, ballet and modern theatre dance since I was 5- but I still maintain dance isnt a sport :-)

In high school I played field hockey, squash, track and field(sprints, hurdles, middle distance, high jump and long jump). I college I played squash and basketball.

Now I play squash, road running, swimming and weight lifting. I'd love to enter figure/physique competitions(not body building) but I'm not sure I have the discipline to carry off the strict training and diet regime that goes with that...

And I must confess, I just cannot picture myself with a partner who's not active. I love fit girls

I participated actively in badminton tournoments and also did track and field events (sprints and relays) throughout my school and college life.

Of all the sports I play, I am still a Taekwondo lover. I have been doing TKD since I was 13 before stopping for 2 years due to my busy scehdule. Anyway, I am getting back on track again and hopefully I will have my 2nd Dan by the end of 2009.

Also a swimmer in high school! (100 Butterfly, woot, woot). I suppose queer swimmers are a rare breed; I don't think anyone else on my team (in the four years I was there) was gay. Or out.

Played soccer for a bit too (like the giant closet case I was / am), but preferred to swim.

Golf, Tennis, Soccer, Rugby, Surfing, Windsurfing...

anything else that wouldn't mess with my Tennis grip :D

i think i´ve tried windsurfing once just before i discovered i´m not very good - not to say i SUCK - with water sports. It's all for the better, since i live in a city 2 hrs away from the sea.

I´d rather snowboard (which i do, not as often as i would like to though). ;)

i play competitive in swimming mostly freestyle and butterfly, badminton local tournaments, as well as tennis, and soccer

as for leisure, surfing, skateboarding, wakeboarding, golf, sailing platu, ultimate frisbee and eventually i would like to add snowbaording!!! it's the only sport that i really like to do however have no chance to do it. :(

i play competitive in swimming mostly my events are freestyle, butterfly and medley, badminton just some local tournaments, as well as tennis, and soccer

as for leisure, surfing, skateboarding, wakeboarding, golf, sailing platu, ultimate frisbee, karting and eventually i would like to add snowbaording!!! it's one of the sport that i really like to do however have no chance to do it. :(

Cross country and distance track in high school - team sports intimidated the crap out of me. First two years of college I played on an ultimate frisbee team, which gave me a chuckle when I watched Cathy DeBuono's vlog this week and she started talking about the crazy competitiveness of the sport and how you don't really expect it to be this crazy, intense, entire subculture where people throw themselves at trees to catch little 18-gram flying plastic discs. It's true. I knew a guy who practically ripped his fingers apart laying out for a frisbee. I sprained an ankle. So many acls and flying bodies and crazy-scary screams! Intense! I was surprised. But temporarily enchanted.

Anywho, now I just dance and bike and occasionally go snow-boarding or windsurfing. Team sports are scary. Especially the ones with hard plastic objects that fly at your face and put you in trances that make you want to dive headfirst into the ground repeatedly (so fun!). Actually, I wish my knee wasn't crap so I could go back to diving in the mud. So fun, so slidy.