I've never been involved in a sport and i really regret it..

Question

i would really like to get involved in one but im not sure how exactly. my school isn't that big on sports, and i don't know if i would have enough time to commit to a team. so i was thinking more solo sports, im really interested in skiing or snowboarding. so my question is, how should i get involved?

Answer 1

Go on a weekend bus trip to the snow. It is best if you can get a friend or two to go with you. When you get there take a lesson for 1 or 2 hours in skiing or snowboarding to learn the basics fast. Don't rely on your well-meaning friends who might teach you bad techniques. If you go downhill skiing and ride the lifts uphill, you don't need to be super fit. You do need lots of money, skiing and snowboarding are expensive sports but lots of fun. You will need protective clothing gloves and sunglasses. Boots and skis or boards can be hired. The bus tour usually organises a place to hire skis, boards and boots.

You could try tennis, you can play singly or in pairs. Get a group lesson from a tennis coach. Group beginner lessons are a bit cheaper and you will meet people who are learning to play. You can play tennis any time of year. There are many social tennis groups that you can join. Competition tennis involves teams and commitment. Social tennis is fun and the people who run it will organise the games for you.

Answer 2

And Ice skating?

If you get into some winter sport you will love forever the snow and never be afraid by any cold weather or wind  and so much joy in it, even skating alone...

Answer 3

Start working out. You  can do that on your own. Walk, jog, run, lift weights, do cardio, swim, heck you can even do isometrics. Get in shape.

Join a gym. Find a good one --- with lots of activities. When you find one you like, the problem won't be "if you have enough time for it;" the problem will become finding time for the other stuff you have to do.