I'm teaching my dog to do a sport like agility or search and rescue theres a problem how i get him interested?
Q. i've got a Portuguese Water and wish to teach him a sport but i can't get him interested in wanting to find a ball let alone fetch a ball or jump over a wall any activity would be good i just want to know how to get him interested.
Asked by Ant - Mon Nov 2 14:35:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First start out slow. The jumps should be low so the dog has a good experience. To start in search work, have someone hold your dog while you hide from him. Again start out with short tracks first. You might want to join a club or take a class so that you can learn to train consistently. Plus than you will have other knowledgeable people to help you.
Answered by Single Worker 1230 - Mon Nov 2 14:42:34 2009
Q. i've got a Portuguese Water and wish to teach him a sport but i can't get him interested in wanting to find a ball let alone fetch a ball or jump over a wall any activity would be good i just want to know how to get him interested.
Asked by Ant - Mon Nov 2 14:35:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First start out slow. The jumps should be low so the dog has a good experience. To start in search work, have someone hold your dog while you hide from him. Again start out with short tracks first. You might want to join a club or take a class so that you can learn to train consistently. Plus than you will have other knowledgeable people to help you.
Answered by Single Worker 1230 - Mon Nov 2 14:42:34 2009
Which breed would most likley excel in the sport of agility a pug mastiff shetland sheepdog or a rottweiler?
Q. Which breed would most likley excel in the sport of agility a pug mastiff shetland sheepdog or a rottweiler?
Asked by Kaleigh A - Fri Jul 4 21:03:16 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is an excellent question. In order to arrive at the best answer, you need to read up on the follow ing 1. what exactly are the requirements for the top level of agility performance? 2. read the breed standard for each breed you have identified and pay close attention to what the dog was bred to do and whether today's breeders continue to breed to that goal. 3. then go the Orthopedic Foundation of America website to learn how each of these breeds ranks for such areas as hip disorders, patellar disorders, blindness, heart disorders, as well as bleeding disorders. 4. Plot your information into a chart for each breed for purpose of the breed, breed standard requirements, health issues. 5. Then go to each breed club's national… [cont.]
Answered by PM - Fri Jul 4 21:25:27 2008
Q. Which breed would most likley excel in the sport of agility a pug mastiff shetland sheepdog or a rottweiler?
Asked by Kaleigh A - Fri Jul 4 21:03:16 2008 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is an excellent question. In order to arrive at the best answer, you need to read up on the follow ing 1. what exactly are the requirements for the top level of agility performance? 2. read the breed standard for each breed you have identified and pay close attention to what the dog was bred to do and whether today's breeders continue to breed to that goal. 3. then go the Orthopedic Foundation of America website to learn how each of these breeds ranks for such areas as hip disorders, patellar disorders, blindness, heart disorders, as well as bleeding disorders. 4. Plot your information into a chart for each breed for purpose of the breed, breed standard requirements, health issues. 5. Then go to each breed club's national… [cont.]
Answered by PM - Fri Jul 4 21:25:27 2008
Sport enhancement for speed and agility?
Q. has anyone used a sports enhancement program. this is where you go to a facility and they get you on a treadmill to run at top speeds...my question is do they work? what should i expect from it? quickness? getting faster? agility?
Asked by Juan F - Sat Dec 22 12:25:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this what do run track run 100 200 and 400 ever other dya let muslacs rest and bulid and i am 1 fastest runningbacks in texas i need i could make ya workout plan for running
Answered by the power - Sat Dec 22 14:23:11 2007
Q. has anyone used a sports enhancement program. this is where you go to a facility and they get you on a treadmill to run at top speeds...my question is do they work? what should i expect from it? quickness? getting faster? agility?
Asked by Juan F - Sat Dec 22 12:25:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. this what do run track run 100 200 and 400 ever other dya let muslacs rest and bulid and i am 1 fastest runningbacks in texas i need i could make ya workout plan for running
Answered by the power - Sat Dec 22 14:23:11 2007
which sport is best for increasing my reflexes and agility?
Q. i want to know what excercise or sport i can do to get better reflexes and agility as well as stamina...annnd im a girl, if that makes any difference. btw... do NOT tell me to play a sport like basketball, soccer, baseball, football, or anything like that. i HATE those sports. (and ive done badminton and a little tennis)
Asked by MAD FOR CHICKEN xD - Fri Jan 16 19:57:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. paintball but u need some money
Answered by Anthoney - Fri Jan 16 20:15:30 2009
Q. i want to know what excercise or sport i can do to get better reflexes and agility as well as stamina...annnd im a girl, if that makes any difference. btw... do NOT tell me to play a sport like basketball, soccer, baseball, football, or anything like that. i HATE those sports. (and ive done badminton and a little tennis)
Asked by MAD FOR CHICKEN xD - Fri Jan 16 19:57:04 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. paintball but u need some money
Answered by Anthoney - Fri Jan 16 20:15:30 2009
what sport takes the most strength, endurance, and agility?
Q. curling or bassfishing, no doubt
Asked by johnny ryall - Mon Mar 10 00:06:15 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. any kind of fishing takes lots of PATIENCE. Sport fishing takes endurance and strength.
Answered by Alligator Hater - Mon Mar 10 00:09:54 2008
Q. curling or bassfishing, no doubt
Asked by johnny ryall - Mon Mar 10 00:06:15 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. any kind of fishing takes lots of PATIENCE. Sport fishing takes endurance and strength.
Answered by Alligator Hater - Mon Mar 10 00:09:54 2008
Does your dog enjoy agility? Is it an expensive sport to do?
Q. I really want to get into agility (why I'm considering an Australian Shepherd) but I don't know a lot about it. I know that I would enjoy it, and of course an Aussie most likely will, but I would like to know other things. Like the cost of competing. If I got into it I think it would be fun to actually compete in the sport, but that would consist of traveling and what-not which sounds expensive including show fees. Is it? Or is it relatively cheap? And how hard is it to do? Any other information would be great! I really would like to know about everything in the world of agility and any input would be awesome. Thanks!
Asked by laughing - Mon Jan 26 00:08:12 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. My dog and I LOVE agility. Nah, that's not strong enough. We're addicted to agility. Getting my dog started in agility was the smartest thing I ever did as a dog owner. The only big regret I have in my life was that I didn't get into the sport when I was younger and more athletic (now I'm in my 50's). 2. Expensive? Well, I've got a couple of answers. --To go to trials on a "fun" basis, do some simple workouts in your backyard (assuming it's suitable space) and take an intro class--all of that over the course of a year will run you maybe $500 (for good, portable intro equipment, a 6-8 session intro class, and a couple of inexpensive trials) for a year. I see that as pretty inexpensive for a sport and getting started in it (buying [cont.]
Answered by Agility Man - Mon Jan 26 08:10:55 2009
Q. I really want to get into agility (why I'm considering an Australian Shepherd) but I don't know a lot about it. I know that I would enjoy it, and of course an Aussie most likely will, but I would like to know other things. Like the cost of competing. If I got into it I think it would be fun to actually compete in the sport, but that would consist of traveling and what-not which sounds expensive including show fees. Is it? Or is it relatively cheap? And how hard is it to do? Any other information would be great! I really would like to know about everything in the world of agility and any input would be awesome. Thanks!
Asked by laughing - Mon Jan 26 00:08:12 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. My dog and I LOVE agility. Nah, that's not strong enough. We're addicted to agility. Getting my dog started in agility was the smartest thing I ever did as a dog owner. The only big regret I have in my life was that I didn't get into the sport when I was younger and more athletic (now I'm in my 50's). 2. Expensive? Well, I've got a couple of answers. --To go to trials on a "fun" basis, do some simple workouts in your backyard (assuming it's suitable space) and take an intro class--all of that over the course of a year will run you maybe $500 (for good, portable intro equipment, a 6-8 session intro class, and a couple of inexpensive trials) for a year. I see that as pretty inexpensive for a sport and getting started in it (buying [cont.]
Answered by Agility Man - Mon Jan 26 08:10:55 2009
How old do you have to be to enter a dog in flyball or/and agility?
Q. Im getting a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy soon, & I was wondering when it gets older, If I could enter it in dog sports (flyball or agility). But, How old do you have to be to enter a dog in agility or flyball?? If it helps any, I live in Panama City, Florida. Please let me know, I would really LOVE to enter my dog in dog sports. Ok.. But, I was really trying to ask how old I would have to be? But you said ANY age? Ok.
Asked by YorkieTeeth - Wed Apr 7 20:44:28 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For NADAC agility they have to be at least 18 months old. I'm not sure about AKC or USDAA agility. I'm also not sure about flyball. Irregardless or age your dog should be well trained before entering it in any competition. Entering too soon can cause hard to fix bad habits to occur.
Answered by Single Worker 1230 - Wed Apr 7 20:53:11 2010
Q. Im getting a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy soon, & I was wondering when it gets older, If I could enter it in dog sports (flyball or agility). But, How old do you have to be to enter a dog in agility or flyball?? If it helps any, I live in Panama City, Florida. Please let me know, I would really LOVE to enter my dog in dog sports. Ok.. But, I was really trying to ask how old I would have to be? But you said ANY age? Ok.
Asked by YorkieTeeth - Wed Apr 7 20:44:28 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For NADAC agility they have to be at least 18 months old. I'm not sure about AKC or USDAA agility. I'm also not sure about flyball. Irregardless or age your dog should be well trained before entering it in any competition. Entering too soon can cause hard to fix bad habits to occur.
Answered by Single Worker 1230 - Wed Apr 7 20:53:11 2010
Is Golf the best mainstream sport for the future?
Q. Someday I will not be able to use my legs as well as I can now. Golf doesn't require that someone be a great runner. My relative who uses a leg brace (he can't run or jog at all) can still play Golf with my friends, family, and I unlike other mainstream sports that require some degree of agility with one's legs.
Asked by Ithnkgo! - Tue May 27 16:39:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would love it to be, but unfortunately it will never be mainstream, not enough action for the public to get involved with. And the game requires to much honesty and integrity, most people do not have that.
Answered by Miami Chef - Tue May 27 17:57:37 2008
Q. Someday I will not be able to use my legs as well as I can now. Golf doesn't require that someone be a great runner. My relative who uses a leg brace (he can't run or jog at all) can still play Golf with my friends, family, and I unlike other mainstream sports that require some degree of agility with one's legs.
Asked by Ithnkgo! - Tue May 27 16:39:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would love it to be, but unfortunately it will never be mainstream, not enough action for the public to get involved with. And the game requires to much honesty and integrity, most people do not have that.
Answered by Miami Chef - Tue May 27 17:57:37 2008
Looking for a summer sport for cross training for ski racing?
Q. Need something inexpensive and that can help me with my agility, balance, explosive quickness and has a fear factor. Something that can test my limits and help me strengthen my muscles apart from my gym regiment. Up for almost any sport, live near a city so can find the appropriate place to go for it. Don't particularly like water and can't ride a bike very well.
Asked by SC_ski - Sun Mar 23 02:19:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what about in-line roller blading? That must use a lot of similar muscle groups etc.
Answered by Rustaq Ahmed - Sun Mar 23 09:14:18 2008
Q. Need something inexpensive and that can help me with my agility, balance, explosive quickness and has a fear factor. Something that can test my limits and help me strengthen my muscles apart from my gym regiment. Up for almost any sport, live near a city so can find the appropriate place to go for it. Don't particularly like water and can't ride a bike very well.
Asked by SC_ski - Sun Mar 23 02:19:51 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what about in-line roller blading? That must use a lot of similar muscle groups etc.
Answered by Rustaq Ahmed - Sun Mar 23 09:14:18 2008
Need a list of Dog sports besides showing, agility and obedience.?
Q. Anything at all. I am making a poster for the shelter showing what activities you can do with your newly adopted dog.
Asked by My cat is my spirit animal - Sun Mar 29 19:19:04 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AKC Rally Flyball Dock Jumping Weight/Cart pulling Earth Dog Terrier Races Field trials Hunting tests Lure Coursing Tracking UKC Dog sport
Answered by Rayven ~ Life's a B - Sun Mar 29 19:24:55 2009
Q. Anything at all. I am making a poster for the shelter showing what activities you can do with your newly adopted dog.
Asked by My cat is my spirit animal - Sun Mar 29 19:19:04 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. AKC Rally Flyball Dock Jumping Weight/Cart pulling Earth Dog Terrier Races Field trials Hunting tests Lure Coursing Tracking UKC Dog sport
Answered by Rayven ~ Life's a B - Sun Mar 29 19:24:55 2009
Easy sports/agility question?
Q. What sports improve agility and how do they?
Asked by Jamie - Thu Jul 15 14:56:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Swimming,.
Answered by David M - Mon Jul 19 10:22:33 2010
Q. What sports improve agility and how do they?
Asked by Jamie - Thu Jul 15 14:56:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Swimming,.
Answered by David M - Mon Jul 19 10:22:33 2010
What sports require flextibilty and agility?
Q. What sports require flextibilty and agility?
Asked by skoti2k - Wed Feb 20 06:04:22 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gymnastics?
Answered by unknown - Wed Feb 20 06:09:02 2008
Q. What sports require flextibilty and agility?
Asked by skoti2k - Wed Feb 20 06:04:22 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gymnastics?
Answered by unknown - Wed Feb 20 06:09:02 2008
Dog Obedience vs. Dog Agility (Competition)?
Q. Which do you prefer and Why? Also, would a husky do better in a more active sport (agility?) THANKS!
Asked by Drama Queen - Fri Aug 27 19:27:44 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Which do you prefer and Why? Also, would a husky do better in a more active sport (agility?) THANKS!
Asked by Drama Queen - Fri Aug 27 19:27:44 2010 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
How does one get involved in dog Agility training?
Q. I'm interested in getting involved in this sport, because I'd love to have that kind of motivation to excerise and, more importantly, because I'd love to spend time with a dog in that activity. The problem is, I have no idea how to get started...and what kind of dog would be good for this activity. I need one that would enjoy this sport but that could be good with kids (I have a little girl) and is affectionate! Can you help?
Asked by November Gypsy - Fri Feb 6 17:40:49 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've got the right attitude about this: agility success is about being a team and looking forward to working with your dog. And first it's a pet before it's an agility dog. 1. Tons of things you'll need to be able to do before you ever tell your dog to take a jump or go up an A-frame. --good obedience performance, especially sit-stay, down-stay, heel and recall (since agility is done without collar and leash). --clicker savvy. It's the best way to train agility dogs. I don't know of a single top-notch agility trainer who doesn't use a clicker. --do tons of tricks work. Doing tricks builds a relationship with your dog. Your dog sees you as fun, you learn how your dog learns, and the tricks serve as agility competition warmups. 3.… [cont.]
Answered by Agility Man - Fri Feb 6 22:36:29 2009
Q. I'm interested in getting involved in this sport, because I'd love to have that kind of motivation to excerise and, more importantly, because I'd love to spend time with a dog in that activity. The problem is, I have no idea how to get started...and what kind of dog would be good for this activity. I need one that would enjoy this sport but that could be good with kids (I have a little girl) and is affectionate! Can you help?
Asked by November Gypsy - Fri Feb 6 17:40:49 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've got the right attitude about this: agility success is about being a team and looking forward to working with your dog. And first it's a pet before it's an agility dog. 1. Tons of things you'll need to be able to do before you ever tell your dog to take a jump or go up an A-frame. --good obedience performance, especially sit-stay, down-stay, heel and recall (since agility is done without collar and leash). --clicker savvy. It's the best way to train agility dogs. I don't know of a single top-notch agility trainer who doesn't use a clicker. --do tons of tricks work. Doing tricks builds a relationship with your dog. Your dog sees you as fun, you learn how your dog learns, and the tricks serve as agility competition warmups. 3.… [cont.]
Answered by Agility Man - Fri Feb 6 22:36:29 2009
Why is basketball the most popular sport? No other sport do I hear talked about on the ground anywhere near as?
Q. much as basketball. It's a flawed game because it's only exciting in the last two minutes. I know the agility of the players is on a very high level, but that gets old. Ultimately it's a scoring marathon where there's no balance between offense and defense. The last two minutes of a close game and overtime are tremendously exciting. But watching 46 minutes of an exchange of scoring before that is ridiculous. How can anyone watch a whole game of b-ball?
Asked by flabbergasted - Fri May 7 06:49:18 2010 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. basketball is great maybe not the regular season because people take games off but playoff basketball even march madness is exciting the whole time. unlike football baseball, and there is no stand still or no frequent breaks in between possession, like in football and baseball. its constant movement and takes a athlete to compete at the highest level where in baseball you see these people that probably never ran a mile in there life. truth is ill watch any sport long as its a competition but basketball by far is my favorite.
Answered by Slick Nick - Fri May 7 09:26:16 2010
Q. much as basketball. It's a flawed game because it's only exciting in the last two minutes. I know the agility of the players is on a very high level, but that gets old. Ultimately it's a scoring marathon where there's no balance between offense and defense. The last two minutes of a close game and overtime are tremendously exciting. But watching 46 minutes of an exchange of scoring before that is ridiculous. How can anyone watch a whole game of b-ball?
Asked by flabbergasted - Fri May 7 06:49:18 2010 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. basketball is great maybe not the regular season because people take games off but playoff basketball even march madness is exciting the whole time. unlike football baseball, and there is no stand still or no frequent breaks in between possession, like in football and baseball. its constant movement and takes a athlete to compete at the highest level where in baseball you see these people that probably never ran a mile in there life. truth is ill watch any sport long as its a competition but basketball by far is my favorite.
Answered by Slick Nick - Fri May 7 09:26:16 2010
What sport has the best athletes or requires most athleticism?
Q. Great agility, speed, jumping, stamina, coordination, strength. No way its hockey-they are on skates. Besides I worked out with hockey players that went to the National Tourniment D1 and they were worse athletes than our D2 football players. Not even close. Do they have athletic freaks of nature? no. Quit with the hockey its pathetic. Skates and a stick-best athletes with an implement? Maybe lacrosse or baseball. Not hockey. Real Wrestling is way tough. How high can they jump and how fast are they? Not very I am guessing.
Asked by lindquich - Sun May 6 17:11:07 2007 - - 11 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Football (soccer)
Answered by Blue - Mon May 7 17:27:14 2007
Q. Great agility, speed, jumping, stamina, coordination, strength. No way its hockey-they are on skates. Besides I worked out with hockey players that went to the National Tourniment D1 and they were worse athletes than our D2 football players. Not even close. Do they have athletic freaks of nature? no. Quit with the hockey its pathetic. Skates and a stick-best athletes with an implement? Maybe lacrosse or baseball. Not hockey. Real Wrestling is way tough. How high can they jump and how fast are they? Not very I am guessing.
Asked by lindquich - Sun May 6 17:11:07 2007 - - 11 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Football (soccer)
Answered by Blue - Mon May 7 17:27:14 2007
how do i get involved with the sport od dock diving?
Q. do i need to get a card to compete like in agility? How do i get involved in the sport and where can i find events in my state?(illinois)
Asked by Proud Mom Of An Agility Dog - Wed Nov 11 17:27:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best way to become involved is to find a nearby club and members who have a training pool or pond available. In Illinois, you have the Chicagolands Dockdogs club.
Answered by KoAussie - Wed Nov 11 17:40:27 2009
Q. do i need to get a card to compete like in agility? How do i get involved in the sport and where can i find events in my state?(illinois)
Asked by Proud Mom Of An Agility Dog - Wed Nov 11 17:27:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best way to become involved is to find a nearby club and members who have a training pool or pond available. In Illinois, you have the Chicagolands Dockdogs club.
Answered by KoAussie - Wed Nov 11 17:40:27 2009
What sport should I do with my dog?
Q. My dog is a big (~100lbs), lazy, and tough to get motivated Leonberger(a german breed), but she loves to please people and is happiest when she has a job to do. I am wondering which canine sport would be good to do with her. Leonbergers are herding dogs. I was thinking along the lines of carting or canine freestyle... she is very calm and obedient, but too big and lazy for agility. So yeah, what would be a good sport to play with her?
Asked by Equine Canine Rodent Lover - Fri Nov 28 15:20:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try herding classes, see if she has any instinct.
Answered by Beardies - Fri Nov 28 15:25:49 2008
Q. My dog is a big (~100lbs), lazy, and tough to get motivated Leonberger(a german breed), but she loves to please people and is happiest when she has a job to do. I am wondering which canine sport would be good to do with her. Leonbergers are herding dogs. I was thinking along the lines of carting or canine freestyle... she is very calm and obedient, but too big and lazy for agility. So yeah, what would be a good sport to play with her?
Asked by Equine Canine Rodent Lover - Fri Nov 28 15:20:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can try herding classes, see if she has any instinct.
Answered by Beardies - Fri Nov 28 15:25:49 2008
Does anyone have any info on dog sports like agility, dock diving, disc dogs, bait luring, and the like?
Q. I live in South Eastern Indiana and get Cincinatti channels. I remember a while ago, there was a competition on tv and I dont remember what channel it was on! Or when it came on. I don;t have cable or sattelite, I only have local Cincinatti channels like ABC, CBS, Fox, PBS, and I think thats it. And any sites? Web sites? Training info, reccomended equipment, anything about the sports will help! Also, if you have an Australian Shepherd, and wanna chat, email me @ aussieadog@yahoo.com
Asked by Doggie-girl-220 - Sun Aug 12 19:21:53 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do a search on the www there is a ton of info on all the dog sports. if you have an aussie, go to the asca website
Answered by Marna O - Mon Aug 13 14:21:43 2007
Q. I live in South Eastern Indiana and get Cincinatti channels. I remember a while ago, there was a competition on tv and I dont remember what channel it was on! Or when it came on. I don;t have cable or sattelite, I only have local Cincinatti channels like ABC, CBS, Fox, PBS, and I think thats it. And any sites? Web sites? Training info, reccomended equipment, anything about the sports will help! Also, if you have an Australian Shepherd, and wanna chat, email me @ aussieadog@yahoo.com
Asked by Doggie-girl-220 - Sun Aug 12 19:21:53 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. do a search on the www there is a ton of info on all the dog sports. if you have an aussie, go to the asca website
Answered by Marna O - Mon Aug 13 14:21:43 2007
Which is 'more' of a sport... baseball or football? - Skill or Precision?
Q. Is 'sport' based more on athleticism or skill? Obviously baseball takes more specific skill, while football requires more strength and agility. However, what defines 'sport' and which is considered more of a sport?
Asked by M-A-Double-T - Sat Sep 13 03:42:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends, I mean, Snooker, and Darts is skill, but Football and Rugby is Athleticism. Baseball requires both, skill to hit the ball and athleticism to run!
Answered by m - Sat Sep 13 04:42:14 2008
Q. Is 'sport' based more on athleticism or skill? Obviously baseball takes more specific skill, while football requires more strength and agility. However, what defines 'sport' and which is considered more of a sport?
Asked by M-A-Double-T - Sat Sep 13 03:42:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends, I mean, Snooker, and Darts is skill, but Football and Rugby is Athleticism. Baseball requires both, skill to hit the ball and athleticism to run!
Answered by m - Sat Sep 13 04:42:14 2008
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