What sports do you do?

big time softball playerr right here =]

I'm big into wrestling, snowboarding, wakeboarding, rockclimbing, bouldering, scuba diving, and hiking. I find that I'm not all that great at conventional sports like basketball or baseball...

i love football, n passionate about Cricket a lot...

i've been playing the two games since childhood...

i play, field hockey, netball, lacrosse, tennis, rounders, athletics, squash, swimming, football, these r my main sports but if i have a chance to i will do anything

The main ones? How do you find time to fit then all in?

Great that you do do all that activity though, you should be proud of yourself. If indeed you are 15 as your username indicates, at your age, plenty aren't that active and never really have been, so it's great you seem so passionate about doign what you do.

I must ask though, if any of those things are something you're serious about following, or are they mostly just for the enjoyment factor?

I love running, basketball, kickball, swimming, road biking, trail bike riding and trail running. Triathlons, Biathlons are great because they combine 2 or 3 of my favorite sports - so love doing those!

Boss Man - what is "snooker"?

kickball

Yes!

Snooker originates from around 300-400 years ago, it probably spawned Pool, 8 and 15 ball variaties and Billiards a game involving a Black, White and a dot ball, where players score, potting either of the two balls, deflecting off one ball into a pocket, (in off), or onto another ball, (cannon) and a combination of such shots, until they fail to score, or reach a fixed points target.

Bascially in Snooker you get a Green cloth,(baize), large size table, mostly wood, sometimes slates underneath the cloth, 12ft long, 6ft wide, with a Yellow, (2pts), Green, (3pts), Brown, (4pts), Blue, (5pts), Pink, (6pts), Black, (7pts) and 15 reds.

The players attempt to pot a red followed by a colour, then after all reds are gone, the colours in order of value.

Maximum score is 147.

The person attempts to win a Frame, of which small matches can be best of 5 frames, but in big tournaments, usually the final, matches can be best of 37.

For a big tournament, the winner could get around £140,000 for a 2 week tournament, so it's a pretty good earner if you're good enough.

I won't waffle on about terminology and little rules, as it's not important right now.

Don't know if you could, but if you can, you could if you wanted check out You Tube, and look up some of these people.

Ronnie O'sullivan
Steve Davis
John Higgins
Stephen Maguire
John Williams

There are plenty more players obviously, but you might find stuff relating to how it's played, as it's a very skillful game.

powerlifting.

I love to play rugby!
(but I want to get into boxing now!)