Yeah rugby is fun! Played at university (class sport, but with contact).

I've played Ice Hockey from 8 to 22 (on and off during my 18+ years / school oblige).

I now play beach/grass volleyball 4 times a week (California oblige). I've always liked this sport so now I have the opportunity, I'm committed to it.

Done a lot swimming, table tennis, badminton when I was younger. Discovered Squash recently: awesome sport / workout!

I love sports! Somehow I grew up as a nerd instead of a meat-head though. Soccer is my favorite sport, and I'm hoping to make it to Liverpool this year to see them live. Cool to see other soccer players. I currently play rec soccer 3-5 times a week depending on the season. I didn't start playing until college so now I pretty much play as much as possible. I also started playing ice hockey recently. I snowboard and ride a motorcycle, but those aren't competitive, just for fun.

I obviously watch soccer. I also watch the NHL, F1, and MotoGP. If I'm bored though I can pretty much watch any sport.

Taekwondo at one time but I was more forced into it rather then wanted it, I loved sparring but we rarely do so, more kata which I admittedly never had the patience for. Jujitsu during my tertiary years which was very enjoyable even if I wasn't great at it, broke half way because I did not have the moolah to continue with lessons.

Lately swimming and biking has been a joy of mine more for health reasons(and training for my local APFTs) However I slowed down now as my work hours on aircraft have been irregular.

I played all thesports you have to play as a kid growing up in America: soccer, then little league baseball, then basketball during non-little league season, etc. Hated most of them, soccer I was too young to care, baseball was too boring, basketball I was never self-motivated for (I was tall so I had no excuse to not be excellent, this was not motivating to a 9 year old).

First sport I loved playing was Tennis. Just me and one opponent, and most of the time you are really are playing against yourself. Then I started playing street hockey when growing up in Phoenix. It was probably a very tame rebellion for not getting to play america football ("too dangerous"). I ended up playing hockey a ton, and still do. Once I moved to parts of the country with ice, I switched to proper skates and haven't looked back. I play mostly beer leagues now, but I was reasonably competetive in club hockey through college.

I also love rock climbing and biking, but again those or more competetition-against-self activities. Ironically, I now love watching soccer, baseball, and college basketball; expectedly, hockey as well.