Yesss. I did swimming, soccer, and track. I did dance for one year. Ice skating until my knee gave out.
My sister does: swimming, soccer, track, basketball, and tennis (she's attempting to play every sport at her high school). Ice skating. And she also did dance for one year.
My brother does: swimming, soccer, and track. He did ice skating, but that's just to try it out. And mostly everything he does revolves around soccer and getting better for soccer. He goes to weight lifting 3 days a week with the team, then he does indoor soccer games on Sunday night usually. And today he's up at a university about 3 hours away with the team training (which they do every weekend).
My littlest sister does: soccer, track, dance and ice skating, too.

Sports are super important. I probably wouldn't have made friends if I didn't play soccer. I was so damn shy. Same with my brother.

My littlest sister is in 6th grade and just started track. She's not the best, in fact, she's near the last. But  everyday that she passes someone, she likes feeling accomplished, I think. And she likes being on a team and having something in common with other people.

And not to mention, when a coach tells you which uniform to wear and what time your practice is... you have to have good organizational skills and good time-management so you don't have to run a mile -after- practice, when you've usually run about 2.5 miles already.

Every kid should do a sport.

My mom enrolled me in ballet/jazz/and tap dancing.
I've already picked out what I'm sending my kids to do if I ever have any.
I want my girls to take up gymnastics and my boys to take up boxing. This will go on until they're 10 (or until they wanna try something else physical) and after that I'll let them pick if they wanna continue or if they wanna start up something else but until they are 14 they have to be involved in a physical activity.

Yes, I played sports as a child. I did soccer, gymnastics, cheerleading, and dance. I continued soccer for a long time through high school and still play it in college. I love the sport and I believe it helped develop many skills for me like team work. I also continued with cheerleading/tumbling after my childhood and enjoyed that a lot. When I have kids, I don't now, I plan on putting them in sports because I think it is an important experience all kids should have.

Lol. Yes. I played almost everything. And I sucked at all of it. I played teeball, softball, soccer.. All three for numerous years. I even played on an all-boys football league for a season. I really didn't fit in. And reallly, really sucked at football. Which the boys didn't appreciate.

My daughter is still too young for actual sports, but we work on throwing, catching, and kicking balls around.

yea, i did...volleyball, softball and track (oh, and cheerleading...does that count? lol)  and my kids play sports now...my sons are baseball all-stars and my daughters are volleyball all-stars (a little braggin' by mom... :)

Not any type of sports that was organized. I think we'll have our kids choose one sport to do, at least during each season.

I didn't play sports as a kid but my 8 year old plays softball. We enrolled her in the local park and rec last spring and she loved it. We are planning on doing it again this spring.

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