Other than riding a bike, I dont do anything but run. I really should start doing more but I'm too lazy. lol.

I play soccer on a women's indoor league once a week. I also do pilates once a week. :)

I'm a triathlete, so it's lots of swimming, biking, running. But playing sports helps. I play softball as well, go hiking on occasion.

Yoga!! I used to take a class at my local rec center, now I just do different dvds. It's great for core strength, balance and stretching out those tight muscles....

I play soccer on a women's indoor league once a week. I also do pilates once a week. :)

What posistion do you play? I started playing when I was 7 and stopped about 3 years ago. I'm 28 now. I only played indoor for a few years, but man that will wear you out. They're starting an adult indoor league here and I'm thinking about joining. I'm too out of soccer shape, so I can only imagine how bad I'll hurt. LoL.

What posistion do you play? I usually play forward. I can also play keeper, but on my current team I only need to play when she misses a game. It's a 7 vs 7 arrangement on plastic grass, not turf, and there is out of bounds, so no bouncing off walls.

What do you usually play? What's your indoor like?

I usually play forward. I can also play keeper, but on my current team I only need to play when she misses a game. It's a 7 vs 7 arrangement on plastic grass, not turf, and there is out of bounds, so no bouncing off walls.

What do you usually play? What's your indoor like?

When playing outdoor, I play sweeper. You really don't have a sweeper in indoor so I play center defender.

I'm not sure what its going to be like because they haven't gotten started yet, but 7 v 7 probably sounds right. Or 7 v 7 plus a keeper. It is turn and there is a wall. What is plastic grass like? I don't think I've ever seen indoor soccer without any walls. Have any pics?

Have any pics?If you click on this link (http://www.afrimsports.com/soccershop.html), then click on the "Take 360 tour" link it will open a window with views of the fields we play on. :)

This is the kind of "grass" we use (http://www.fieldturf.com/product/designConstruction.cfm).

Not a runner but I do walk about 5 -7 miles a day. I also do tae bo probably 4x/week.

If you click on this link (http://www.afrimsports.com/soccershop.html), then click on the "Take 360 tour" link it will open a window with views of the fields we play on. :)

This is the kind of "grass" we use (http://www.fieldturf.com/product/designConstruction.cfm).

Ahh, very cool placd. They have field turf at the Liberty Bowl here in Memphis. I've been on it. VERY COOL. Wish we had a place like that here.
Do you wear regular cleats on it? How does it feel when you fall on it or slide? Or do you not slide on it. I know there is no way I would slide on turf.

Do you wear regular cleats on it? How does it feel when you fall on it or slide? Or do you not slide on it. I know there is no way I would slide on turf.I wear turf shoes that have short rubber cleats on them. Regular cleats would be too much. It doesn't really hurt too much when you fall, but you can still get a bit of turf burn. Nowhere nearly as bad as astroturf though. There's no sliding in my league, thank goodness. I don't need a broken leg!

I wear turf shoes that have short rubber cleats on them. Regular cleats would be too much. It doesn't really hurt too much when you fall, but you can still get a bit of turf burn. Nowhere nearly as bad as astroturf though. There's no sliding in my league, thank goodness. I don't need a broken leg!

The reason I quit playing is because I had a slight tear in my mcl. It doesn't require surgery, but it makes it hard to walk and doesn't really feel too good. I decided I had better hang my cleats up because I really can't afford to get badly injured. Then I took up running and have been hurting myself since. LoL.

The indoor thing won't be as competative as the outdoor team I last played for, so I'm not worried about blowing out a knee.

Not a runner but I do walk about 5 -7 miles a day. I also do tae bo probably 4x/week.

How long does it take you to walk that distance? Seems like either a lot of time, or a really decent pace (or both).

Hi everyone...

I try to squeeze a bit of cross training in every now and then in the form of a spin class (time permitting) and rollerblading (recreationally and competitively in a roller hockey league)

Go to the gym, play softball and boxing. I am 2 years removed from football, but that will soon change!

How long does it take you to walk that distance? Seems like either a lot of time, or a really decent pace (or both).

Well, I have a beagle with me and she stops periodically to sniff around and track. We do 3 miles/hourish.

Well, I have a beagle with me and she stops periodically to sniff around and track. We do 3 miles/hourish.

So about 2 hours/day for walking! I'm impressed!!!