Barathemos :  I would say to go with that you’re the most stronger at because that can be pretty tough to think about because you might be good at all of them, so it’s hard to choose, think about it.

Barathemos :
Might as well do swimming in the summer.
So yeah, go with swimming. It will refresh you.
Or you can do football goalie.
So you can't get dehydrated unless you can keep up with people.

Do Football!!! You will love it as long as you arent fragile. 

IgorBird122 :   Well, I am about 6'00" and abut 200 lb, so I think I am made for football. ( American Football )

Barathemos : Well, it would be a hard thing to say because I haven't played sports in school, but you at 6 foot, 200 pounds, I would say that you might, depending on that position you get that fits that weigh and height. 

I'd do Baseball if you like running for short distances and hitting stuff. If you REALLY like hitting stuff, Football is your guy. Personally, I'd pick Baseball.

pacman1755 :   1st, congrats on 9900 posts!
2nd, I am best at baseball and I am one of the best players in my area.

Barathemos : Well, if you are the 2nd best at it, I wouldn't stop. That sounds like a sport to keep around for a long time.

Also, thanks!

I would pick something that fits your size. If you can play Football, you can might as well try Basketball. It is possibly the easiest sport to master

pacman1755 :   But the thing is that I don't really like to play it.
PixelBrick :   I am built for it but I can't shoot to save my life.

I'd try baseball , a sport best fit for summer .

Baseball is the best in my opinion it doesn't require any kind of play book or anything to study and is alot less dangerous than football and is the perfect sport to go with.

Barathemos : Well I do understand that it can be a very difficult decision to make especially at your age. I write about sports as my vocation and I have written about and seen athletes that have tried their respected hands at multiple sports without leaving their primary sport. Many Football players for instance will consider venturing into combat sports (Boxing. Kick Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts, Wrestling etc.) either during the off season or, as a second option once their playing days of the gridiron are over.

When it comes to Baseball I know that guys like Bo Jackson, Dion Sanders, and Tony Gwynn, Sr. all played other sports in addition to Baseball. In Gwynn’s case I believe he was even drafted by the Los Angeles Clippers to play in the NBA but opted to stick with Baseball fulltime. It turned out to be a great decision for him because he not only went on to become a Hall of Famer but he also is considered the face of the San Diego Padres franchise.

I guess what it boils down to is if you need to pick one sport to stick to, I would try to pick the sport I excel at the most. Some guys are good in some sports but great in others. If this were me that is what I would be trying to figure out. What sport am I the best at where I can make the best out of my ability?

This is what you need to figure out. Once you think it over for a while, you should have your answer on which way you should go. I don’t think it is necessarily wise to say “Well, you should do this…” Or, “You should do that…” It has to come down to what you really want to do and what you believe is best for you.

I wish you nothing but the best with whatever you decide to do.

Best of luck to you.

I love watching football, but I prefer to play baseball. If you have pretty good hand eye coordination, go with baseball. You can actually keep up with that fast ball. If not so great, try to go with football if it is still alright. If not... go for track depending on how fast you are. 

Well, which sport are you really good at or the best at? That might give you the answer. But I recommend Football.

Out of those sports, I'd probably opt for baseball. Yes football is fun too, but it isn't as fun as baseball. We don't play baseball over here in Ireland professionally, but it is definitely a very, very fun and enjoyable sport.

Go for Baseball. Baseball, in my opinion, is more fun than any other sport. Plus, it gives you more Exercise than football.

  Definitely swimming.

It is the "healthiest" sport. Practically no wear and tear on your joints, burns tremendous calories, and strengthens most muscles in your body, including the little "forgotten" ones.

I would consider seeing what your best strengths are and go for that sport. For example:

- If you have a really good set of lungs, then go for swimming. Swimming might be the best sport of the bunch if you want to get in good shape without risking injury.
- Baseball is really fun to play, but very boring to watch. Like a couple other people have said, you should have really good eyes if you want to play baseball.
- Football is my favorite sport without a doubt. I played it from Pop Warner all the way through high school. It is fun to play AND watch. If you want an exciting and adrenaline-filled experience, definitely go for football.
- I don't really think too much about track, but I suppose if you can run faster in a shorter distance, then go for that. I remember in high shool, all the people that ran track was constantly running all the time, obviously. In my case, I could run a mile without slowing down, but I wasn't a good 40 yard dash person, so I never even thought about track.

That's my opinion.