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I feel the same way except that I changed my ways in college. How old are you, because you probably have time to make sports a part of your life. My mother, n
by spodek 15y ago
I feel the same way except that I changed my ways in college.
How old are you, because you probably have time to make sports a part of your life.
My mother, never having run more than five kilometers at once, ran her first marathon at 66 -- http://joshuaspodek.com/redefining_possibility http://joshuaspodek.com/redefining_possibility -- and she talks about running more. Plenty of other sports are available to people of every age.
I'm proud to have inspired her. I'd love to inspire others!
- drcube 15y agoTotally off topic, but what about team sports? I played teeball when I was six and flag football in the 5th grade, but other than that, I totally missed out on organized sports as a kid. (I played a lot of "unorganized" sports in the back yard though). I run, but that's an individual thing. Where would an adult go to learn to play baseball, basketball or football? I know there are after-work adult leagues, but do they let people with no talent and experience play? What about coaching?