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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rowing! She can start at 12 or 13. Being comfortable ahead of time with boats and oars is great, so you could take her kayaking, rowing in stable single shells, canoeing.[/quote] I think OP meant physical confrontation so I second rowing, but just in case: if OP means she’s not into interpersonal drama, rowing would not be fun for her. Close quarters, seat racing, making boats=lots of conflict.[/quote] DP - and former competitive rower - this can be the case, but it really depends on the coach and the culture they set. One great thing about sports like rowing, swimming, running, is that it's objective: the fastest times (or seat race winners, also very obvious) are the fastest times. Not that there's never drama, but IME it's far less than sports with less objective metrics. Height is HUGE in rowing. Huge.[/quote]
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