table tennis,cricket, sometimes soccer...
depends upon my mood.

Yippee finally signed-up for a kayaking course! Only 3 in our school (including me) has joined, sadly. :| Now I just need to find a summer course for archery....

kayaking! thats like whitewater rafting right?
i think thats pretty cool!

@Ivana: Ah, water sports, eh? I really wanna try kayaking but the only thing I've tried is swimming And what? Only 3 in your school joined? Lolz. But with that few people in that class, the teacher will be more able to care about the students, right?

At our school, we have yachting lessons instead of kayaking. ^^

@Ivana

Hey, I wish my CCAs has only three people. Since the instructor can focus more on you, you get to improve faster.

@Meroko
I've already joined YMCA when I was 7 so... kayaking's the second water sport I'll learn.

@Meroko and Adept
Well, our school has something called "AYP". It's a worldwide organization and you can earn different 'ranks' (bronze, silver, gold) of the activities you do. It includes sports, volunteer work, arts/music etc etc. Those ranks are important if you want to add more to your extra-curricular activities for applying universities. It's kinda like a proof. We pay the money to the school, but the school doesn't hold the activities itself but an outside organization. They just do the transaction.

And the activities held by AYP is cheap compared to others so the more popular ones can get filled up pretty quickly, like that shooting (gun) one I've been thinking of joining. ﹁_﹁

Started doing Archery and it's super fun.

I'm using a left handed 22Lbs draw weight bow + 28inch arrows.

I'm comfortably getting all my arrows clustered at 10 paces away.

At 20m, I'm starting to get the hang of it as I'm slowly getting some of my arrows to cluster. Teacher is aiming to get us to 30m though I think we'll be staying at 20m until the end of the semester.

I remember doing archery a couple times in high school. We stayed pretty close most of the time, but on the final day, we stepped WAY back and the instructor put balloons on the bulls eyes. I don't think any balloons were popped.

We don't use balloons, but we use those target ring signs like in the Olympics. We're also keeping score. Best is 60 ie 6 perfect 10s.

At 10 paces, I generally average 40.
At 20m, I'm averaging ~30 ish.

Chess....

I can't definitely tell if Chess can be really counted as a sport. Some claimed to call it, some do not. =/ Oh well, still, Chess is as much logical and could make a intriguing competition. I've tried it but not that mastered.

It's true that it's logical but it REALLY gives a headache especially when you are thinking what to move!

I also played volleyball (but I'm not really good in playing it), badminton, basketball (sometimes), taekwando (but had stopped training).

Awn, another martial artist. I've never tried Taekwando but I've tried Kung Fu and Karate-do. I'm not mastered in Kung Fu; just know some basics. But I'm a brown belt in Karate-do; one more exam and I got the black one. But me either, haven't gone to the dojo for about a year since I'm concentrating more of into school studies.

What about swimming?

Have stopped training...

But I like swimming...

I have the same pulling weight as yours KTC but I don't think people would remember how long their ARROW is. Anywho, I'm already done with archery and almost done for muay thai.

I don't know how I'm gonna survive tomorrow's lesson though since the sprinting + high jump + javelin on our school's sports' day killed me and I still haven't fully recovered from my last muay thai lessons because I was late for the warm ups. ;_;

Well, teacher pushed us back to 25m and dang, that 5 extra m is hard @_@

I'm dropping back down to 20-24 averages. My 20m is hovering around ~34.

Last Jujitsu class, I got kicked in the head twice and banged my toes up again. It was just not my day. >_<

Judo: We're doing blindfold judo which is really fun. Hard, but fun. Didn't realize how much the eyes tricks you.

Judo/Jujitsu: on the downside, my left shoulder is now constantly in 'muscle achy' pain and my toes are not feeling that great after getting jammed about 3 times >.<

Uh so the instructor just shouts orders or something when you're blindfolded??

For some reason, all the sports CCA I joined ended badly, and I now have no CCAs.

Capoeira: Uses too much fancy moves that, frankly, is a waste of energy. Also, you must be as flexible as a rhythmic gymnast - which gets annoying very quickly. Of all the martial arts class I've tried, Jeet Kune Do is the best- but unfortunately, there's no CCA for it.

Archery: The ratio of members : equipment is getting too large. Not to mention that the practice area was demolished and moved to a smaller place. Practice hours is now 9AM-5PM and only 1/5 of that time is actually used for practicing. Also, the instructor hardly ever shows up; we're taught by seniors whose instructing skills are rather questionable.

@ivana: you practice moves while being blindfolded. Like a set of one move and than the other person tries it. Later, we did actual sparring where one guy is blindfolded and the other can see so you don't run into someone else.

what is the point of doing something blindfolded

I have been invited to compete for the inter-house volleyball competition. It's been uh, months since I've practiced and the raining this week didn't help. Worst of all it's gonna be held this Monday = =