other sports

Like I said, participation does not infer that one is gay, but...

Welcome to the party trek :)

spazzdog

There's a party? There's a party for this? I'll bring the tofu-lentil-lemon-casserole. Seriously, everyone's invited to the games.

i play volleyball and badminton.
and i'm gonna start swimming again pretty soon.

Other than biking, I swim, run(not often though..), and i recently took up squash.

I'd love to learn how to surf however i'm a bit leery of the sharks..even if we do have anti shark beacons..

c

Cycling
Swimming
Snow shoeing
Pilates
Hiking

Chasing three little boys (can you call that sport). :)

Walking & Hiking
Rock Climbing
Yoga
Weight training
Swimming
Running, sometimes
Rugby (I just coach it now)
X-C skiing
Downhill skiing (must go out west for that)
new: snowboarding

Flamenco Dancing
Walking & Hiking
Pilates

skate skiing & classic (mostly skate now though)
telemark skiing (poorly)
swimming
hiking
canoeing
knitting (good finger & forearm workout...)

I see you coach rugby..Do you mean rugby union or rugby league?
...Do you ever watch the super 12 (now the super 14), tri nations or international matches???

It's nice to see someone in the northern hemisphere who understands rugby...

C

it was nice to read in older posts that others do martial arts as well. I have been practicing Tae Kwon Do for almost 3 yrs now. I'm in a hiatus though because I recently moved and have not found a school I would like to go to. I've only found mcdojo's around here. I'm considering other martial arts just to keep practicing but for now, riding will have to do. Anyways, other sports... I swim, lift weights, hike, and I play in an ultimate frisbee league in the summer.

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Originally Posted by crazycanuck

I see you coach rugby..Do you mean rugby union or rugby league?
...Do you ever watch the super 12 (now the super 14), tri nations or international matches???

C

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I coach rugby union; a college women's club. I'm not sure if there is any league in the US, tho I did hear a rumor of an Aussie Rules fad going on somewhere in/around Minnesota. Weirdness.

There's an Irish bar here in town that usually buys the closed-circuit deal so that we can watch the 6 nations; I think they show other matches, too. I try and see a few of those every year or so or buy World Cup DVDs. I'm too cheap to buy cable, and it sounds like it's still hard to catch rugby even if you pay for it.

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Originally Posted by RedCanny

I coach rugby union; a college women's club. I'm not sure if there is any league in the US, tho I did hear a rumor of an Aussie Rules fad going on somewhere in/around Minnesota. Weirdness.
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Hey not weirdness just good football. :D :D

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Originally Posted by Trekhawk

Hey not weirdness just good football. :D :D

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Ha! I wondered if anyone would bite on my comment. I'm sure its a good game. I spend plenty of time explaining or defending rugby to people around here, so I understand.

RC, you wanna watch some of the Tri Nations if you get the chance - it's a whole nother step up from the Northern Hemisphere game. Oh, and who won it this year th? And whose country didn't win a single game? Bwahaha! Now where's the evil smiley when you need it? ;)

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Originally Posted by tlkiwi

RC, you wanna watch some of the Tri Nations if you get the chance - it's a whole nother step up from the Northern Hemisphere game. Oh, and who won it this year th? And whose country didn't win a single game? Bwahaha! Now where's the evil smiley when you need it? ;)

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Yow, that had to be rough. Ah well, ebb and flow. The All-Blacks have had off years, too (maybe just one or two?). But yes, southern-hemisphere rugby is quite fine. I'll try and catch some tri nations next year.

I have to admit, though, it was nice to see England win the World Cup, for once. I mean, they invented the game...