If you know what you're doing and are playing with people who know what they're doing, it's a lot of fun. Of course, that's the case with everything. I got a lot of basketball action in over the last week as my family was in town. GOOOOD stuff.
no i don't suck. i'm actually pretty good at it(at least i was in high school), but i prefer indoor soccer to basketball when it comes to indoor sports. edit: seriously, kick the ball so hard that you break the keepers hands and you get away with it. awesome.
I played ball for the first time in a couple of years on Sunday. It was fantastic, although I'm horrible. I think we're gonna try to play every day now.^_^
Basketball is more of a total body workout. Pretty good cardio, good for your back shoulders and legs. And your coordination
Nah, I think canning a three in the face of a guy 5" taller than you is more fun. Of course, pretty much everybody is 5" taller than me, so I guess this comes around a lot for me.
Offense: Blowing by someone with a good moving and making an acrobatic and one finish (preferably on someone taller than you). Defense: A quality block (preferably on someone taller than you). EDIT: Now I really want to go play. Though, I was planning on it tonight already.
An indoor sport that works your cardio way harder than bball or soccer is squash. Your heartrate goes up way higher and you're constantly moving with much more force and agility than either of those two. Also it really works your arse, lower back, and shoulder muscles. Most fun would be indoor soccer though.
Yeah, basketball is only fun when you're playing with pros basically. Having fun depends only on how good you are at a sport.
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Playing sports + machines gives you a more thorough workout than you can get with machines alone, but there's also a lot of wear and tear and increased chance of injury.