What do you do?

[Thumpalumpacus]

God, we're a bunch of old fucks.

Ha ha old people!  I'm going to be this young and cute forever!

We'll need pics to ascertain this, young lady.

[JuliaL]

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As in, what sports?

I don't do much, but I used to. I mostly hike. I love volleyball and started training with some chaps in the fall, but I ended up having to deal with my hands shaking for he whole day afterwards (sugar levels and shit) and stopped

I used to swim a lot.

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I could do 70 lengths in an hour,

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but now I probably couldn't make 4. The grossness of the pool was stronger than me
I also used to ski as a kid, but stopped. I like ice skating and still do it almost every year. Basketball is fun, but after some contusions I have a slight fear of it.
A lot of people I know run, but I'm too worried about the ankle and knee problems I have to try it. that and I'm like real lazy but shhhhh

so what do yallses do?

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MonWedFri:
20min elliptical
40min weights
20min swim
SuTuThu
60min swim during which I would die of boredom if I didn't have something to listen to.
You were ~twice as fast as me or more. I swim 2km in an hour.
Right now I'm really keen on SCOTUS oral arguments http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_argumen...audio.aspx
I apologize Mr. Berra, but it's better than baseball.

[robvalue]

Before I got ME I loved playing basketball and roller skating. I can still do them a little bit, just not anything like what I used to (all day). Boy do I love roller skating, I really miss it. There's barely anywhere to do it round here, the nearest place is always so packed I can barely move.

Chess is technically a sport! I don't have many people to play with, but there's a local chess club I'm thinking about joining. I used to play a lot.

[Longhorn]

60min swim during which I would die of boredom if I didn't have something to listen to.
You were ~twice as fast as me or more. I swim 2km in an hour.

Heh. I used to race people who were swimming the front crawl by swimming the breaststroke, and I would win most times. Not that I'm bragging or anything

[Excited Penguin]

I do typing, browsing and drooling over complicated subjects with strangers at the moment. I'm a certified athlete at those.

[Fidel_Castronaut]

Badminton and climbing.

I'm starting to feel my age in the former. Used to zip around the court a decade ago but now not so much. The latter seems more satisfying now. I've seen 70year olds doing way harder climbs than I can attempt so I feel confident its something that I can do to keep fit for decades to come.

[Longhorn]

I like Badminton. Used to play a lot with my friend when I was little, and with my brother too, but then we'd just fuck around and get the birdie stuck in trees or in the neighbor's garden

[rexbeccarox]

I live on the Pacific Coast of the US, so it's easy to just... get exercise here. I walk or ride my beach cruiser (a heavy shift-less bike with huge wheels) more places than I drive; in fact, I've owned my car for almost seven years, and I've only put 35,000 miles on it in that time, including a trip to Michigan and back, and various trips up and down the coast and east of here... and a couple of trips to Mexico. On top of that, I practice yoga every morning, and about four days a week, I'll stick a movie or TV episode on and do my elliptical and some three-pound hand weights.

In the past, I ran, I played powder puff football; I was recruited to the LaCrosse team when I transferred to upstate NY in highschool, but that lasted two games. They recruited me because of football, but the two sports aren't even close to the same animal. I hated it.

Growing up, I also did dance and gymnastics and friends and I were always jumping off bridges or skiing behind something. I was practically a pro roller skater, as my friends and I went to Skate World for hours on Fridays and Saturdays.

I was kind of stuck to my residence when I lived in Australia because I found myself not being able to work, so I didn't have much money to get around with. There was a gym a few blocks down from my apartment, and I joined. At that point, I'd never been what anyone would call "tiny", but when I left Oz, my muscle mass had escalated my weight to about 160 LBs. I. Was. Huge. The staff members at my gym were constantly trying to get me to compete, but since I couldn't get a work visa, competing was out. When I came home, it took less than a month for me to be under 130 LBs, and now I border on the 122-124 range.

Oops! Sorry about my tangent

[rexbeccarox]

Oh yeah, and hiking

[Mr.wizard]

Workout 6 days a week and run 4 miles a week. Used to play a lot of basketball but it's hard to find consistent pick up games, so I decided to just run instead.