team sports vs individual sports

[Seducer]

Anybody else dislike team sports? I dislike team sports in general. I hate football. One time I went to the Superbowl because I was in a marching band, and I didn't even watch the game. I like individual sports somewhat. Sometimes I watch a little bit of individual sports like figure skating, tennis, or bicycling. I like the Olympics a lot. That's the only sporting event that I like a lot.

[XFire35]

I prefer to participate in individual sports. In team sports, others were the weakest link, or I was; in either case it did not benefit the team as a whole, so I'd rather not participate.

[Locke03]

As a rule, I tend to like individual sports and despise team sports. As an exception, there's nothing better than a tactical game of woodsball with a good team.

[BrooklynBoy]

I, too, prefer to participate in individual sports. My sport of choice has always been
long distance running. Before health problems caused me to hang up my running shoes
I participated in 5K's, 10K's, and Marathons. I ran in the NYC marathon one time. I loved it. I was competing againsy myself. Or, I guess you might say, against the clock.

The only sporting event I am interested in watching on TV are the Olympics.

[darynthe]

I doubt many intros are into team sports. I find televised team sports the biggest loss of time ever invented. Very similar to consuming drugs. I like gymanstics and similar sports.

[INTJoe]

I would imagine many INTJs would prefer individual sports but I guess I'm an exception. I play mens adult ice hockey and baseball. I love "team sports" but I don't necessarily love all the players on the team (looot of extraveted sensors). Especially if they make mental mistakes. I once called this moron out in a mass-email to my baseball team and he was so angry that he basically threatened my life with a bazooka and the Coach had him removed from the league.

I expect a lot out of others. Admittedly, too much. This sometimes causes me to get upset and I have to actively calm myself down. But the idea of going to battle with a group of "brothers" has always been fun. The lows are low but the highs are high. And it's fun to go drink beer together after a great win.