I certainly will watch London 2012...no doubt in that...once in 4 years event ...also I actually do gym, lots track & field events, played 4 years competitive football (as goalkeeper), basketball, volleyball, hockey etc
Well as im english I used to play semi-pro football or soccer as the americans like to call it in my younger days for sheffield fc (oldest football club in the world)still enjoy a kick about with my little daughter on the garden, also member of boxing GYM that keeps me fit, but slowing down now I've hit 40,so sometimes have to put the feet up on the settee and enjoy a nice beer whilst playing this game as you do
Americans call it soccer for a reason -> they have American football :P
But yes, I got new season to my gym progress (it is third season already...it lasts somewhere from end July til start on June, about 10 months total)...as for the boxing, I have been recommended to start training from that point myself, however I cant do it at full session...had bad head injury 15 months ago...every time I get heavy hit to the head...I get concussion most likely
Summers...a lot of time on the road with bike...last year was on the bike about 100 hrs total, this year going for at least 150 ...
Furthermore: KEEP POSTING ABOUT YOUR SPORTS ACTIVITES
I played American football in college for 4 years, and basketball too (although only on the practice team). After that, i really got into rugby so that's a solid committment 3 days a week (aren't club sports wonderful?). Aside from that, i try to do as many outdoor stuff as i can, i generally wakeboard once a week and try to get several whitewater rafting and mountain climbing trips in each summer. My dad's a big swimmer, so i've been trying that out too lately, finally figured out how to turn my head without inhaling a bunch of water lol. Also, i tried tennis for the first time the other day, which is quite a lot of fun when you return a serve without hitting the ball 3 courts over
I stay pretty active when work allows it, otherwise i just sit around playing A.T. on my phone.
I do plenty of hiking, camping, hunting, rock climbing and skydiving.
Now what I do for the most part is a sort of Hunger Games-like sport where a group of us jump separately into a closed area with one pack each and must find and "kill" the others.
Regular "sports" are just boring when you deal with toxic levels of adrenaline for several days on end.
Because rugby was taken?
The ball gets kicked at the kickoff, for the extra point after a touchdown, and for a field goal if a touchdown is not possible... There might be other times when it's kicked, I never played american football and don't watch it, so I'm far from expert... Imho, it's just rugby with more rules