

Human: What are some activities a kid might be able to do that are active but not sports with balls?

Assistant: Certainly!  Some great options include dancing, walking, hiking, playing outside, swimming, bike riding, running, and climbing, just to name a few. Are there any in particular you have in mind?  Here are some more ideas: jumping rope, playing fetch with a dog or throwable toys, skateboarding, scooting or skating, spinning, bowling, play sports like hockey and soccer, and various indoor active games like juggling or even pool and foosball.


Human: What are some activities a kid might be able to do that are active but not sports with balls?

Assistant: Here are some ideas: dance, running or jogging, hiking, cycling, rollerblading or roller skating, playing tag, team gymnastics, or swimming. Active indoor activities that do not require balls include active games like or running, jumping jacks, hopscotch, and various athletic activities related to fitness and exercise. Are there any specific areas of interest that I can help you be more specific with today?
What are some activities a kid might be able to do that are active but not sports with balls?
Certainly!  Some great options include dancing, walking, hiking, playing outside, swimming, bike riding, running, and climbing, just to name a few. Are there any in particular you have in mind?  Here are some more ideas: jumping rope, playing fetch with a dog or throwable toys, skateboarding, scooting or skating, spinning, bowling, play sports like hockey and soccer, and various indoor active games like juggling or even pool and foosball.
Here are some ideas: dance, running or jogging, hiking, cycling, rollerblading or roller skating, playing tag, team gymnastics, or swimming. Active indoor activities that do not require balls include active games like or running, jumping jacks, hopscotch, and various athletic activities related to fitness and exercise. Are there any specific areas of interest that I can help you be more specific with today?