What sports have you played/done?

[Cartar]

Just was wondering what kind of sports have you ever played, even if once.

Here's my list:

Basketball - obvious, started playing at around 8-10, don't remember exactly, started to take it more seriously about 4 years ago
Football (soccer) - Was my primary sport until age of 14, started playing at 7, have played for a pro young sports club for a year (actually even less), but that didn't work out any good. Recently haven't played very often.
Volleyball/Beach volleyball - Prefer beach one much more, but as for 8-9 months it's close to impossible to play it here, play inside as well. Don't take it very seriously, but play quite often.
Badminton - Played for about 3-4 years, participated in some competitions as well. Don't play anymore.
Decathlon - Once a year, 5 years in a row now, finished the final one yesterday, not very good at it, because of lack of technique, power and have almost never done any part of it outside of this competition.
American Football/Rugby (some kind of mix) - Only played once or twice with very basic rules.
Baseball - Same as American Football, but couple more times.
Table Tennis - just randomly have played.
Floorball - Couple times a year.

Of course some cardio related as well:

Running
Cycling
Skiing
Mountain Skiing
Swimming

Nothing else right now comes to mind, maybe later.

[J@3]

Even if once? That's a long list. Leaving out the cardio related ones...

Basketball (8+ years)
Rugby League (2 years)
Rugby Union (1 year)
Soccer (Maybe 10 times)
Netball (1 year at school)
Baseball (Probably 20 times)
Softball (10 times roughly)
Tee-Ball (50+ times)
Golf (2 times)
Gridiron/American Football (1 time... such an easy sport. Play for 30 seconds then have a rest)
Australian Rules Football (1 time and that was enough)
Table Tennis (I have a table tennis table at home, countless times)
Volleyball (3 years)
Field Hockey (Twice)
Tennis (Twice)
Tag Football (Played all the time at school, at football training, basketball training etc)
Cricket (30+ times)
Archery (Twice)
Shot-Put (1 year)
Long Jump (Five times)
High Jump (Five times)
Track/Field (running) (Ten+ times)
Badminton (Did it for PE once, maybe 6 times)
Discus (1 year)
Javelin (Five times)
Tae Kwon-Do (2 years)
Boxing (5 times)
Ballroom dancing (had to do it at school... not sure it's a sport but its not easy)
Handball (not European, the type with the tennis ball) (Countless)
BMX (2 years)
Skateboarding (Once)
Rollerblading (Once)

There's probably more. The number in brackets is the estimated # of times (or period of time) I've done each.

[JaoSming]

Basketball - 3 years high school, 2 years college
Soccer - 2 years high school
Track & Field - 1 year high school

For fun I play baseball/softball/whiffleball, used to play muggle/smear the queer (whatever you want to call it) as a kid.

Played "football" football once at the beach with a bunch of random people.....never again.

Basketball is a standard for me, still playing even though I have no one to play with.

At college we played a lot of volleyball and wallyball (in a squash court, hitting off the walls legal and encouraged)

I play golf a good bit.

And tennis

[shadowgrin]

Football or soccer (normal and organized street)
Badminton (sometimes with two rackets against two opponents, when lacking a body to play doubles. Still managed to keep up. I rule!)
Cycling
Table Tennis (even played it like squash when the tables were not allowed for use)
Basketball (since I suck, pickup games with friends when a body is needed)
Tag Football
Bowling
Volleyball (required for PE)
Ballroom dancing (PE)
Softball (once)
Billiards and chess if you consider them a sport.

I do none of those currently. I'm Fatoine.

[Oznogrd]

Basketball
Football (American)
Swimming
Track
Field
Tennis
Badminton
Pickleball (don't ask)
Softball
Baseball
kickball
dodgeball
Capture the flag
Paintball
cycling
archery
t-ball
Shooting (air rifles)
waterskiing
Gymnastics
Table Tennis
Weightlifting
Pool/Billiards
volleyball
bowling

All in a chair/adapted (aside from gymnastics which was me playing on a trampoline on my arms) for the most part

[el badman]

Basketball
Tennis
Soccer
Table tennis
And occasionally: skateboarding, surfing, cycling, weight lifting, pool, swimming, volleyball, badminton, baseball, pétanque (French sport).

[Rip32]

Pickleball (don't ask)

Win. If you're talking about the one with the big wooden paddles then I loved playing that game in gym class during high school.

I guess at this point I'm down to play basketball whenever, softball/baseball are always fun, golf is a must when it's a nice day out, american football is always fun too.

Outside that there isn't really much I frequently do.

[Oznogrd]

Pickleball (don't ask)

Win. If you're talking about the one with the big wooden paddles then I loved playing that game in gym class during high school.

Must be crazy midwestern shit. I had never heard of it till i went to college and took a racket sports class. Not a fan of pickleball, it was the least conducive to wheelchairs between Badminton, it, and Tennis.

[Axel The Great]

I've never played any sport on a team, I just play sports for fun.

Basketball- started playing a year ago. I've developed a good shooting touch in the year that I've played, and playing soccer for 8 years helps a lot with defense and passing.
Soccer- 8 years. Runs in the family (since we're latinos). Used to play with my friends that live in the neighborhood every day. Ever since I got into basketball I've lost interest, but still have passion for it.
Baseball- I've only played it in PE. I like playing third base, since that's where I get more outs on people.
Billiards- I love playing this. Though I'm still trying to master masse, but I'll never get any better than the beginner level.
Volleyball- Played a game with my neighbors once, pretty fun, I don't think I've played it again.
Swimming- Learned to swim a year ago, I still need to develop endurance.
Weight Lifting- I basically do it every day

[Andrew]

Basketball's the only sport I played competitively and outside of school. I also did swimming training for years, which was ridiculous because I never swam competitively outside school carnivals and had no interest in doing so, but somehow got roped/pushed into it after I learned to swim.

Other than that: tennis, squash, Aussie Rules, touch footy, grab/hold footy (whatever you want to call it when it's between touch footy and tackle, because the school won't allow tackle), soccer, tee-ball, cricket, playground handball, table tennis, volleyball, pool, archery, bowling, netball, wallclimbing (once at school camp) and probably a couple of others, but those are the first to come to mind. If running/working out counts then that's all I'm doing currently, with occasional trips over to the basketball stadium to shoot around.

[Oznogrd]

how'd i forget rockclimbing and racketball? *headdesk*

[J@3]

Wait, how the hell did you play kick ball? What sort of apparatus did they give you for that?

[Oznogrd]

Wait, how the hell did you play kick ball? What sort of apparatus did they give you for that?

my arms were long enough i could usually just punch the fucker. Which usually wasnt much different than little kids kicking it.

was wondering how long it would take for a what the fuck on any of those.

[shadowgrin]

archery

Must be an Aussie thing.

[J@3]

Wait, how the hell did you play kick ball? What sort of apparatus did they give you for that?

my arms were long enough i could usually just punch the fucker. Which usually wasnt much different than little kids kicking it.

was wondering how long it would take for a what the fuck on any of those.

I went down the list and that was the only one I couldn't think of some sort of contraption that would've allowed you to do it

[deihatein]

Badminton (sometimes with two rackets against two opponents, when lacking a body to play doubles. Still managed to keep up. I rule!)

Basketball
Bowling(got to learn it just a month ago and it was our PE)
Badminton(was a exercise thing by my family 3 years ago, don't know why they stop so I just got to play them again when in PE)
Table Tennis(got to play since we have our own table)
Tennis

[Andrew]

archery

Must be an Aussie thing.

Definitely an Aussie school camp thing. That's how I got to try my hand at it a couple of times.

[George7]

Basketball(the primary sport i play all these years,and currently competitively in a youth league)

Other than that

Soccer(in my free time with friends)
Tennis(every summer,with cousins of mine)
Table Tennis(every saturday)
Bowling(5 times)
Handball
Archery(3 times in my whole life,but still counts)
Billiards
Volleyball(mostly in school)
Beach Volleyball
Running
Swimming

[dare]

Basketball - Started when I was 14 yrs old, take it serious for a while until I got a ridiculous amount of injuries.
Badminton - PE
Target Shooting - Only used the old revolver of my dad and still practicing up to now in our backyard. (shooting with empty cans)

[The X]

I'm just going to include the amount of years I have played competitive sports, either on a club, high school or socially. So this excludes stuff done in PE/Gym class.

Basketball (10 years, would've been 15 but had a 5 year hiatus from competitive basketball during my uni & post grad years)
Cricket (5 years)
Australian Rules Football (3 years)
Rugby League (3 years)
Rugby Union (3 years)
Club Swimming (2 years)
Indoor Soccer (1 year)
Table Tennis (100 times)
Pool/Snooker (75 times)
Tennis (50 times)
Golf (30 times)
Bowling (15 times)
Squash (5 times)
Outdoor Football/Soccer (3 times)
Ultimate Frisbee (1 time)

[Fresh8]

I'm just going to list the sports I actually did competitively in chronological order.

Swimming: For most of my primary school years. Was pretty good too; my only regret is that I was young and had no competitive fire. I really should have raced, coach always told me to come to swimming club but I never did because it clashed with some other co-curricular events I was doing. Then I stopped swimming for 2 years and when I tried to pick it up again, I kept getting bad cramps in my calves whenever I sprinted.

Volleyball: I was shit when I started in Grade 8 but by Grade 10, I was jumping pretty high and was actually a lot better. Just wasn't the sport for me because I wasn't tall enough.

Soccer: On and off. Only did it because friends did it. I enjoy having a kick around once and a while but it's a game where I prefer to watch than play. I envy how skillful soccer players are though. I wish I had that talent.

Basketball: Played since Grade 5 but really only properly from Grade 8. Still love it. Pity that I don't have time for it anymore.

Tennis: Self-taught in the past 2 years. Got to a stage where I was applying top spin well and could actually serve properly... then I've regressed in the past 12 months because have not picked up a racket in a while!

[shadowgrin]

Badminton (sometimes with two rackets against two opponents, when lacking a body to play doubles. Still managed to keep up. I rule!)

To quote Charles Shackleford, "Left hand, right hand it doesn't matter, I'm amphibious."

[rise]

Wouldn't call all of these sports, but whatever:

Soccer
Basketball
Tennis
Bowling
Pool
Ping pong
Swimming
Pickleball (yes Oznogrd )
Dodgeball
Wallball
Kickball
T-Ball (when I was like 4)
Mini-Golf
Touch football
Track
Volleyball
Gatorball (weird variation of soccer I played at camp a few times)
Archery (once)

[hova-]

I'd love to play slam ball one day. (Looks funny but also pretty nasty, should only be played with complete noobs or you might get destroyed)

[NovU]

Lolz. Are we to include all the sports that were played during PE class from high school. The list can be too massive.

Here are just a few sports I spent much time on, or took lessons on.

Basketball obviously
Swimming
Hockey
Baseball (used to be a bigger fan than of basketball when was a kid)
Dodgeball
Golf
Soccer
Tennis
Football
TaeKwonDo
Kick Boxing
Table Tennis