What sports did you do growing up?

kgrl21 · September 2009

Gymnastics for 10 years

Track

Cheerleader (college scholarship)

and ballet, tap and jazz when I was younger. Man I wish I had that body back. You never know what you have till it's gone Crying

Agrippa · September 2009

Soccer

Track

Field Hockey

Rowing (in college--I'd love to have that body back too!)

Megsd721 · September 2009

Swim team 8 years

mrs_harper · September 2009

I got to do gymnastics for a short time when I was a kid, but the place closed down and my mom wouldn't pay for me to go anywhere else. I miss having that degree of flexibility!

That said, DD will do whatever extra activities she wants, even if I have to work two jobs to pay for it.

Brewtowngrl · September 2009

Synchronized Swimming ages 6-16. Went to Junior Olympics 2 times

1 year high school swimming.

3 years recreational screwing off

Our Fun Family · September 2009

I did little dribblers (basketball) from 4th through 6th grade.

I hear you on the body part! I wish I had the body I hated so much in high school still.... sigh

Can't Wait To Be A Mama · September 2009

Soccer and Track.

Not sport related but I was also in 4-H & FFA for years, that's where my scholarships came from.

secuccaro · September 2009

I did ballet for 10 years.

Dobie_Mama · September 2009

My parents made me try sport after sport until I found one I could stick with. I did swim, gymnastics, dance, t-ball, golf, and tennis. Then I started competitive ice-skating. I skated until Junior year of high school and then I sprinted and did long jump.

cess525 · September 2009

What did I not do.

Tennis from 4 - now(played tournaments when little, high school and college varsity and league tennis now)
Ballet/tap/jazz 5-12 years old and 2 years in college for fun
golf 7-12 years old
soccer 12-14 years old
swimming 5-18 years old and 1 year in college for fun
basketball 8 years old
gymnastics 8 years old and 12 years old...I can't touch my toes so both times short lived Stick out tongue
softball 8-16 years old
I think that is everything...I think...Oh and Badmitton 1 year in college for fun

kgrl21 · September 2009

Brewtowngrl:
Synchronized Swimming ages 6-16. Went to Junior Olympics 2 times

I also went 2 times for track. I always choked when I got there though. Really I just wanted to go and have a good time.

momtoRaegan041008 · September 2009

t-ball when I was like 7 & 8

Ballet, tap and jazz k-8th grad

basketball and track 7th and 8th grade

Cheerleader 9th-12th grade

lhuttlinger · September 2009

Dance and Cheer. Now I teach Dance and Cheer! haha

MattsWifey<3 · September 2009

Soccer - - played in college. coach and play when not pregnant

Tennis - - played in HS

Basketball - - played in HS

jamie5315 · September 2009

Dance. I'm not a sporty girl at all!

Brewtowngrl · September 2009

kgrl21:
Brewtowngrl:

Synchronized Swimming ages 6-16. Went to Junior Olympics 2 times

I also went 2 times for track. I always choked when I got there though. Really I just wanted to go and have a good time.

I think just going is exciting enough. I did ok when I went, but I remember shaking for 30 min prior to each event because I was so nervous.

J+O · September 2009

When I was younger:

Gymnastics

Ballet

Softball

Older:

Soccer

Basketball

Track

aimeelv · September 2009

Nothing. I feel like I really missed out on a lot of things. I think that's why I'm looking forward to getting Zachary involved in a sport that he loves!

DH did swimming, football and baseball growing up and he rowed from high school through college. I would love for Zachary to be a rower like his daddy when he's old enough!

Amrice78 · September 2009

softball

basketball

volleyball

umpired Little League

hudsaunt1 · September 2009

Basketball from 4 grade to my senior yell.

Softball/baseball off and on from 5 years old until now.

TheSkimmy · September 2009

soccer, t-ball, basketball, ballet, jazz, jazz-acro, pom, tennis, cheerleading, volleyball(2 years middle school and 2 in HS), Golf (4 years HS)

and I took bowling in college! :-)

destea1 · September 2009

I did swimming in hs all 4 years, and 4 years of 1m spring board diving. 1 year of cheerleading (too much work LOL!), but spent 4 years doing drama/plays so that kept me pretty busy!

MrsTotty · September 2009

It seems like my 'sport' changed everytime we moved.

Gymnastics (VA), ice skating (RI), horseback riding/jumping(Eng), horseback riding/jumping and swimming (VA), swimming and band (AL), band (TX).

Ok, marching band isn't a sport, but it was an extra curricular activity

lauren&matt · September 2009

Swimmer... there wasn't time to do another sport. (high school)

I also played volleyball and ran cross country in middle school.

BetchySprout · September 2009

MrsTotty:
It seems like my 'sport' changed everytime we moved.

Gymnastics (VA), ice skating (RI), horseback riding/jumping(Eng), horseback riding/jumping and swimming (VA), swimming and band (AL), band (TX).

Ok, marching band isn't a sport, but it was an extra curricular activity

LOL Marching Band may not be a sport, but it can be pretty physical. If a guy can lose 70lbs. in one summer of drum corps (a good friend of mine did, he joined the Cavaliers) then it is at least aerobic.

It was my physical activity through 4 years of HS and 4 years of college. I teach band now.

I never belonged to any kind of organized sport in my life, but I did do ballet/tap until 4th grade or so.

brandonsfuturewife07 · September 2009

cross country, basketball and track.

LoriFalce · September 2009

Sports? Do? Like...myself?

<<shudder>>

Jaimers375 · September 2009

I played just about every spvort available to me, ballet, gymnastics, basketball, field hockey, but the sports that stuck are tennis, softball and volleyball.