Sport - what is your

[Supermitch]

Besides watching cricket in the summer (Middlesex in the County Championship), I play Table Tennis in a couple of local leagues.  Also help with the running of my club and the coaching of the junior players.

Paul Drinkwell the English number 1 and Olympic player was at my club practicing this morning, good to watch.

Which club?  Paul practices at my club as he lives close by.

[Rudolph]

Tennis for me, twice a week now and been doing so for over ten years.  If anyone fancies a game in Bounds Green, give me a shout.

[Mince n Tatties]

I used to be The Napkin Folding Champion of
West Suffolk.

[fulhamben]

I forgot to mention, I ski every week in Vermont. 2 days a week during the season. 2 hour drive from where I live. Ben mentioned snowboarding....eeek. Dont want my feet tied together. At my age, I will stay on skis.

Yep! I've always been tempted to try boarding, but I just love skiing too much to do it. That could be largely down to living in Wandsworth and having to plan a long time in advance to manage even a week's skiing.

Must admit boarding is probably a younger man's game. Purely for the way you have to get up and down off the floor when you stop and start. Really starts to make you ache after a day or two. Probably ready to go back to skis if I'm honest. Plus button lifts are tricky and somewhat embarrassing if you get it wrong. Which I did alot.

What you insinuating? I'm only 40!  :dft011:

I'm 36. It used to hurt back when I was 20

[copthornemike]

Still playing reasonably competitive volleyball despite being nearer 60 than 50 - with a spot of angling whenever I can.
I was lucky enought to play a walking football torunament on the hallowed Cottage turf a couple of months ag0 - wouldn't mind taking that up, a good way to continue playing footie. Surprisingly tough on the legs though!

[rogerpbackinMidEastUS]

Played football, rugby, cricket and ran 440 yards !!! (at school)
Got to admit now I prefer watching Rugby than football (except us of course

[Mince n Tatties]

Played football, rugby, cricket and ran 440 yards !!! (at school)
Got to admit now I prefer watching Rugby than football (except us of course

Played football, rugby, cricket and ran 440 yards !!! (at school)
Got to admit now I prefer watching Rugby than football (except us of course

Ran 440 yds from the police more like, till they
caught you..lol

[Twig]

Never had much sporting talent but I really enjoy a round of golf and still get down the ski slopes.

[Camber cottager]

Yes ray Smith i have firmly got the running bug. My dad has run all his life or was on a bike clocking up 20  odd miles when he got home  rm work. think I got it from him but a bit late Haha.  Kickboxing  is good but hard and iam not really that flexible too.thing is i still like my beer too