Chris

i'm curious, what sports do you guys play?

i play on my highschool basketball team as well as in the mens basketball league. i'm also in the mens slowpitch softball league, on the badminton team, and next year i might try out for soccer and cross country.

so are you guys all ballers or do you play other sports also?

Dark Knight

This year I'll be the captian of my 7/8 varsity basketball team. I'll probably be either point guard or center (confusing isn't it )

I play squirt baseball (windmill). I'm a utility player, don't really have a position.

I would be on a soccer team but I suck at running

Aar_Canada

Tennis! And chasing tail.

Mr4thQuarter

I only played basketball in school and recreationally, never with a club or anything.

Nowadays I cycle quite a bit and I play soccer once a week. Not with a club anymore.
I played tennis for a few years too.

Belsius

Soccer, basketball and just recently I have started playing rugby.

Chris

in the softball league i'm in i'm the youngest person in it (16) and they stuck me in left field because they were just like "you're young we'll just put you in as a filler" when my natural position is 2nd base.

and i don't know if i should try out for soccer, i haven't played since i was like 12, but i was playing with my friend whos the provincial hackey champion and he told me i should try out.

Renihan_00

I play just about everything haha..

On a regular basis I play: Ultimate frisbee, softball, squash, volleyball.

Get in the other racquet sports sometimes. I sub in when teams need me for basketball. I don't really have time to dedicate to it and the guys I play with are just better than me...And I'm all about playing big minutes or else I don't get a good workout in.

Hockey and soccer are the only things I don't play. I'd love to play more soccer. I just haven't had much exposure to it.

Mr4thQuarter

Soccer is a great game to play. The downside to basketball is you get less touches but it's a very enjoyable teamgame, physical but not too bad, I have always loved it.

Chris

My older twin sisters were tennis freaks, and they tried getting me into it when I was younger. Trouble is, I'm in a huge soccer/hockey town, there's hardly any interest in basketball and NO, I mean NO interest in tennis. It would've been a great sport to play though! I tried squash with my uncle before and found it pretty fun.

Claudius

I play:

Soccer, Basketball, Tennis, Dodgeball to name just a few.

Other things I do that can be considered sports:

Kayaking, mountain climbing, cross country running, mountain biking, swimming and running in general.

Renihan_00

I started running just to be in shape, now I LOVE it. It's weird.

Bmats7

In high school... basketball, soccer, volleyball and badminton.

it's been cut down now to exclusively soccer though.

jeffb

Growing up i playing high competitive Baseball (AAA), some Volleyball, Tennis, Hockey, Basketball.

These days @ 35yrs i'm playing slow pitch and i really want to start shooting hoops again. BTW, does anyone know a good place to play (other then hoopdome?).

Gurk

I play all sports. Depending on the season. I play Basketball, Hockey, Soccer, and football. By this I mean with my friends so not for sports teams

zachus

You could probably get some good run at Rucker Park. Depends how far you want to travel, though

I played everything growing up but as I got older and started running out of free time I focused on hoops. Was probably a better baseball player, but I didn't enjoy it as much.

Acie

Is avoiding annoying neighbours while doing yard work considered a sport?

Because if it is, I'd be World Champion.

I don't have time for anything anymore. Hockey, baseball, tennis, basketball...I barely even have time to go to the gym and lift.

Claudius

Running is one of the most challenging things I've done I think. Always pushing your body that little bit more, all the while having to control it.

Acie

I used to run...

It's really rough on your joints.

Do you run on a track or concrete/asphalt?

VanCity

i played football and basketball throughout high school ( finished highschool in 2008)....and played football for a minor league team last year....other than that i play football and basketball with friends almost everyday....

Claudius

I run on a track.

If I run on concrete (sidewalks) I feel it almost instantaneously.

Asphalt is more forgiving because of the give when heat hits it. Typically I try to run on gravel paths as the give is better than asphalt and it doesn't hurt my knee nor my ankle and doesn't put as much stress on my ligaments.

Also, I make sure I have the best footwear possible. I love the running room. Actually, I just bought the new Saucony Hybrids plus the new Hurricane model.