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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You clowns buy into team sports and end up getting cut and fat and out of shape later in life [/quote] I want to move my kids from basketball and football to golf + tennis. And dad played in college. I just have a gut feeling it's not worth it and they could be just as happy with an individual life sport. [/quote] Sorry meant to add dad played football in college. He doesn't do any sports now. What a waste. Seems like individual sports just have lifelong benefits. Our golf and tennis team are hard to make but at the min. at least you can play post HS and college. [/quote] Golf a kid will play for life...because you can play a competitive game with other competitive golfers or you can easily play for fun with scratch golfers. Also, it's not like a competitive game of golf involves sprinting on the golf course...you can still walk leisurely (or now rent a cart) on the course. Honestly, it's hard to really be able to say that you are working out as a 50 year old because you continue to play golf. [b]Plenty of former tennis players don't play that often...plenty of former swimmers don't really swim in anything resembling training anymore..etc.[/b] Lots of former basketball players still play basketball as adults. Not sure why you would think that isn't fairly popular for adults.[/quote] They don't swim or play tennis everyday but they do swim or play tennis regularly. Golf and tennis are the two sports that you can play for life. As you get older, you can switch over to pickleball if tennis is too much for you. Golf and tennis are two of the sports that are objective and not subjective. The coach can not cut you from the team and put another inferior in the team because the scores do not lie. That being said, they are two of the hardest sports to make in high school, especially if you live in wealthy areas, and due to a small roster size.[/quote] Golf and tennis are two of the hardest HS sports to make? LOL! No.[/quote]
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