I'm 27 and I have no prior experience in sport. In two years from now, I'll need to have an item related to physical activity in my resume. I prefer to have a championship at a minor level (in local level, for example). I'm ready to devote 15 to 20 hours in a week for two years. Is there a field in which there are chances for at this age?
NON NE POSSIAMO PIU'
DELLE DIVISE BLU
NO AL CALCIO MODERNO
NO ALLA PAY TV
NELLA MIA VITA CI SONO 2 COLORI
SON 2 COLORI CHE A ME FANNO SOFFRIRE
NELLA MIA MENTE UN IDEALE
E NEL MIO CUORE NAPOLI
ALE ALE ALE ALE NAPOLI ALE
ALE ALE ALE ALE NAPOLI ALE
Curling or bowling.
Or maybe that game where you toss a bean bag into a hole cut in a board.
If you consider bowling or golfing a sport.
slow pitch softball.. it's fun and you don't need to be that good but make sure that your teammates are good. or at least decent.
Doubtful, since you'll be competing against people with much more experience than you in whatever activity you choose. If you've never played a sport, and you're 27, why to do you feel as though you need to pad your resume with some sort of physical accomplishment? I'm 43, and have several noteworthy accomplishments in a few different activities, and I don't list any of them on my resume. Employers don't care if you were the most improved bowler in your Tuesday night mixed league.