Do you play sports for your school?

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I don't.

I never liked sports, and still don't. I am currently 26 years of age.

My father loved football. He tried to get me to play baseball when I was young, but I basically eschewed his efforts. He would throw a baseball and I never caught it. I always covered my eyes with my hand.

I also was poor at throwing a ball. I never, to this date, have been able to throw a ball as much as 10 feet!

Definatly NOT!

I ran track and Field in High school and was a manager for my high school basketball and foot ball team. and i wrestled in middle school and got a 15 second pin which is one of there record times at whitnall like maybe 4th or 5th quick. I got lucky though

I tried Cross-country for a couple seasons, but I didn't have the patience to train leaving me cramped and lacking focus.

I did n i was quite good at sports i used 2 play cricket, football, field hockey n long jump.

I row for my school and love it. I'll be doing it for the next 4 years, and probably after that but not for my school anymore.

I play football and run track for my school, I'm not that good, but I love it and working hard anyway.

I play varsity soccer for my school, although my coach is a raging idiot who has never played soccer before.

I was terrible when it comes to team sports.

I didn't play sports in high school because my mom smothered me in extra-curricular activities when I was a kid, and by the time I got into high school I didn't want anything to do with anything like that.

I tried out for the wrestling team once, but got cut because my grades were below a C average that semester and I never went back.

i played tennis in high school, just to get out of PE class.

i played tennis in high school, just to get out of PE class. i was pretty good at it.

I play football and run track at my school, and find it to be very fun.

Never for my school but with Mason Special Olympics with three sports two team and the other individual so its yes somewhat.

I don't play for my college cause you actually have to be pretty good to do that. Plus there's all sorts of NCAA eligibility rules that I almost certainly wouldn't have met because I basically dropped out of high school. There's a couple intramural teams I should probably check out, when I have the time, though.

I did play high school sports for a bit, and not just to get out of PE (I got out of that anyways just with a note from my doctor) and I was actually not bad. I didn't win enough games to get a varsity letter, though.

At the same time I am ridiculously uncoordinated, though. Plus I can't throw a ball at all, so that cuts the number of sports I can do considerably.