Anonymous
05/09/2025 17:48
Subject: Recreational Sports
In addition to sports already mentioned, my kids have also participated in rec cross country and rec track and field. The younger kid originally signed up because they were already going to be there with their older sib. Did not enjoy it. Was not signed up for the next 2 years. Then decided to participate this year and is enjoying it. So this is my plug for being open to going back to activities they’ve tried before.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 15:36
Subject: Recreational Sports
Scared of bugs?
Anonymous
05/09/2025 15:24
Subject: Recreational Sports
Anonymous wrote:For recreational level, what have your kids tried in elementary school for boys or girls? I know every kid is different, but I just want to use it as a reference. I have a son who is active, and he is hesitating to try a new activity for recreational level. I have a girl who is not that active and I want her to try something to move around. For my girl, she is scared to get hurt and she is scared of bugs. We are in Montgomery county.
I think new sports are best tried with friends. My DD tried lacrosse and volleyball because friends were doing them. Given your DD's parameters, volleyball may actually be good because it's indoors.
What sports has your son tried? Again, find a friend but you could try flag football/ultimate frisbee, which are active but not the usual soccer/baseball.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 13:13
Subject: Recreational Sports
Soccer
Basketball
Baseball
Flag football
Ice skating/hockey
Ultimate frisbee
Tennis
Volleyball
Martial arts
I think that's it
One kid switched to travel soccer and the other still jumps around various rec teams.
Basketball
Baseball
Flag football
Ice skating/hockey
Ultimate frisbee
Tennis
Volleyball
Martial arts
I think that's it
One kid switched to travel soccer and the other still jumps around various rec teams.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:29
Subject: Recreational Sports
Between my 3 kids:
- swimming
- soccer
- basketball
- softball
- ballet / tap
- gymnastics
- skating
All lessons or rec leagues, with the exception of softball which 2 of them have stuck with.
- swimming
- soccer
- basketball
- softball
- ballet / tap
- gymnastics
- skating
All lessons or rec leagues, with the exception of softball which 2 of them have stuck with.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:28
Subject: Recreational Sports
Anonymous wrote:For recreational level, what have your kids tried in elementary school for boys or girls? I know every kid is different, but I just want to use it as a reference. I have a son who is active, and he is hesitating to try a new activity for recreational level. I have a girl who is not that active and I want her to try something to move around. For my girl, she is scared to get hurt and she is scared of bugs. We are in Montgomery county.
I recommend rugby for both of them
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:24
Subject: Re:Recreational Sports
Between my three kids, in elementary school they tried: soccer, flag football, baseball, softball, basketball, martial arts, dance, gymnastics, summer swim, tennis lessons, mini triathalon club. I think that is everything.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:19
Subject: Recreational Sports
My kids have done soccer, flag football, baseball, softball, basketball, swimming, skating, biking, and hockey.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:16
Subject: Recreational Sports
For recreational level, what have your kids tried in elementary school for boys or girls? I know every kid is different, but I just want to use it as a reference. I have a son who is active, and he is hesitating to try a new activity for recreational level. I have a girl who is not that active and I want her to try something to move around. For my girl, she is scared to get hurt and she is scared of bugs. We are in Montgomery county.