Your second sport?

[Ghost Donkey]

I like thai boxing when I can get the time to train with lots of children and a teacher wife. I used to like climbing (indoor mainly, never got round to organising a trip out), swimming and gym before having kids.

As for watching I like boxing, motor GP, athletics (not just for Jessica Ennis), rugby league. I used to watch the last two live, the rugby more than athletics, and I used to watch some football before getting sick to death of it at work.

 

[walker]

'coz it's not a sport. I mean, it's not exercise really is it, just standing in a room batting a little ball against the wall. I've never played squash, it's too dangerous, I heard of a bloke once broke his nose playing squash. But I know it's not really exercise, even so.



Personally, don't tend to watch any sport, even cycling. Might watch a bit of showjumping or three day eventing if it was on telly and there was nothing else, and big annual stuff like the boat race or the Grand National, but mostly I find sport pretty boring.

Arch, I wouldn't knock a sport if you havn't tried it, Squash is very athletic.

Other sports I take part in are running and Swimming.
Sports I compete in are Running and Motorsports.

Sports I enjoy watching, all endurance Sports, by which I mean Triathlon, Biathlon, Athletics. I love watching the Dart's and Motor racing like touring car's, both world, german and British, Aussie V8's, I can give or take single seaters.

I find alot of sport's that invlove no athletic ability (Barring Darts because it has such a great atmosphere) not a sport at all, So stuff like golf, Cricket, Snooker. these games are far to boring to take part let alone watch

 

[Joe24]

I do freestyle canoe. IU've canoed for about 3-4 years now. It was my main, but then cycling took over.

 

[Ghost Donkey]

Arch, I wouldn't knock a sport if you havn't tried it, Squash is very athletic.

I'll second that. I used to play it after school for a couple of years. it's athletic and it takes a lot of skill to be good at it.

 

[Eat MY Dust]

Boxing for me, although it's been a while since I "played"!!!

 

[Kirstie]

1. Cross country mountain biking
2. Downhill mountain biking
3. Road cycling
4. Cross training, interval training, weight training and pilates so I have the strength and fitness to do 1, 2 and 3 to the best of my ability.

Oh, and I recently tried golf...it was very funny!

 

[Cycling Naturalist]

I'll be honest - skiing is my first love. There's nothing that can compare with one of those perfect runs when you're on top form and really let it go on a big run. The feeling is akin to flying because you don't feel the skis because you just project your body down the slope. No other sport gets even close.

 

[Disgruntled Goat]

Smashing Faberge eggs with diamond encusted gold sticks. A bit pricey though, especially at national/international level.

I also like to watch tramps debase themselves for coins.

 

[Dayvo]

I'll be honest - skiing is my first love. There's nothing that can compare with one of those perfect runs when you're on top form and really let it go on a big run.

And there was me thinking that you were talking about getting two full trays of Gin & Tonics to the table at the mountain restaurant without spilling a drop!