We might be tame as a community - although recent threads show the opposite - but we do like sports.
I wonder which ones we do in real life and why we chose them?
As for myself - cycling, swimming, mountaineering and kitesurfing (warm half a year); ski-ing/jumping and paragliding (cold). Used to do jeet-kun-do, wresling and fencing but after RVSN don't fight others. I like in those sports that they are not competitive - it's a struggle with myself and Nature I find fun.
Im a martial artist. Karate is my main discipline (about to go for my brown belt in december and hopefully my black belt about a year after that) but i also teain in kickboxing (yellow belt) and mma jiu jitsu (red belt). I also train in various weapons, with nunchaku, swords and sai my main ones but i also use kama, bo staff, escrima and tomfa sticks. I also do performance arts (go have a look at a guy called Matt Emig, the mans amazing). Ive always wanted to do martial arts in some form all my life and now it prqctically IS my life. Love the confidence it gives you.
Fencing for life. Got my ex to thank for that.
Personally, while I'm not the best at doing things like parkour, I do enjoy urban exploration, finding nooks and crannies to get past the crowd of people on the street.
I first chose it as it helped me get to places faster, but after a while I started to imagine just what it would be like if I was inflated and a bit lighter on my feet. After that it just felt oddly freeing to be outside and just stare up for a while.