i need some advice on what sport to do!?
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try qigong\nhttp://www.chikung.com/
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Hmmm...It is too late for soccer, you could try swimming if you are a good swimmer.  If dedicated you could try basketball (doubtful to make a team though), baseball requires too much skill and experience (sorry), and there are limited others.\nYou could try to start ultimate frisbee club in your school.  It would look good for college, you could use your speed, no contact, and it is a very fun game.  You should try it.
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A good year round sport would be ice skating. It's indoors (usually) and you can plan around your scheldule. Because it's not a team sport. So you can go whenever you want. It's really great for staying fit even if all you do is skate around the rink. And some rinks even offer off ice classes or power skating classes which can really give you a good workout!
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What are your hobbies?\n\nDo you like sports?\n\nThose are good places to start.
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any sport as long as i can perve
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basketball? cuz itz fun. and im not that bad at it. sports are alwayz fun to play. just gives u a reason to get active and do stuff
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Check your local news paper, or ask around.  Go to sports areas and ask people there.  Maybe they can direct you or introduce you to others with your interest.
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if ur bored with track that means that you're probably looking to do something that involves contact with other players so soccer would be just the right sport.  its really intense and you'll never get bored with it.  the great thing is that if u did track that your muscles and expand and contract over and over again so you'll have plenty of energy for the game
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I would lean towards the sports were you were excellent enough to get scholarship with. Football, basketball, softball, etc. Some other sports that are great but have rare scholorships are Golf, volleyball, tennis, etc.
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well, james, how old are you? is there a chance you haven't fully developed?  also, there are lots of sports that don't require size, but are based more on speed and agility.  if you don't like those sports, even lacrosse can be a sport for you.  i once knew a kid who was your size but a bit taller and he was extremely good at faceoffs and earned a college scholarship based on the fact that he was so useful for that one skill.  just practice, practice, practice!
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Golf, for certain.\nFrisbee golf\nRoad biking\nMountain biking (great workout and FUN)\nHiking\nMountain climbing (if you find a club or business that provides spotters!)\nKayaking or any rowing sport\nSailing\nSurfing\n\nHow's that for starters?
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get a heck of a lot better at a lot of different sports
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I would do what you think you would love to do. Just face your fears about the ball. Practice makes perfect and the more you practice, the better you'll be. The better you are, the more you will get to play. If you hate track, don't put yourself through that. When you recieve awards for something you hate, you won't appreciate it as much as if you loved it and worked hard for it.
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Definitely swimming. You move your ENTIRE body when you swim and you can swim as hard you want or you can take it easy as well. But basketball is easier to get it on as it's just a matter of getting on court and do it. So if you find swimming is too much hassle then just do basketball. Any sport is better than no sport. :)
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Go with what you love.  If that's football, go do it.
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depends...if you are a social creature, then soccer..if you dont play well with others then tennis
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Do what you want to do!  But I think badminton will be hard to play by yourself, so if no one else has the urge to play that, then play a little football.  You can always practice your badminton skills later in the day by yourself by tossing the birdie in the air and just batting it up and down.  Have fun! :-)