As a kid I did _____ and probably burned 1000 cals a day

I'd do these things for hours without realizing it was exercise. I remember begging my parents to let me go out and play. I wish I still had that attitude about physical activities!

Bike
Roller blades
Hide-n-seek
Climbing trees
Stick ball
Kick ball
Tag

I rode my bike everywhere...and if I did not ride my bike I ran! Also, I am a spaz, so I think just me fidgeting probably burned 1000 calories. I am sure that they would have classified me as ADD back then!!!

As a kid, I rode my bike, walked, and ran. During the summer I swam a lot, plus worked on a farm!

Dave

rode my bike everywhere

^^^^^^^same here

I definitely burned over 1000 cals doing skip it and hula hooping up and down the blocks....i was so good at it i could hula hoop and skip it at the same time.....damn i miss those days!!!!!

and obviously i was evil ken-evil on my bicycle as well....
man hunt
stick ball
kick ball
soccer
tag
dancing
swimming

you name it....it was doing it!

I rode my Strawberry Shortcake big wheel EVERYWHERE when I was little. Until the damn wheel in front split right in half. Then later I did dance, cheering and baton.

swam all day long - I was lucky enugh to live on a lake in fl -

went swimming, playing manhunt, ran races, played spud

Walked for miles around the little track at recess
Climbed on the bars, did flips, and walked the balance beam
Played soccer and roleplayed with all the boys
Running back and forth in gym playing dodge ball, doing multiple pull ups, and climbing to the ceiling on the rope
Biking all over town or walking and exploring different neighborhoods
Riding bike/roller blading/hiking mountain trails/swimming laps/snowboarding & skiing all day long - up at the resort

I loved roller blading for about 2 hours every night, or riding my bike.

biking all the time, playing games like tag and mr. wolf, we had a pool till I was 10 so there was always swimming, Jumping rope, swinging till we were even with the bar for hours on end.

In the winter we would go tobogganning and skating and build snowmen and forts, heck just walking to school in the white stuff!

Played in the woods - running, jumping, and climbing
built forts
climbed trees
Swung on vines
cheerleading
rode my bike up and down huge hill
flipped cartwheeled and tumbled all over backyard
Jumped rope
skipped
worked in the garden planting and harvesting
chased my cousins through the cornfields
played "Red Rover"
played on school playground
skated up and down sidewalk
Skated in parking lot (we moved to city not nearly fun as it was in country).
Done gymnastics on clothesline - got pretty good I could flip and stick the landing with a 10!
walked to and from school (6 miles one way)
danced and sang with this huge boombox (We had this high front porch that was like a stage so we took turns pretending to be Madonna, cyndi Lauper, Janet Jackson, The Jackson 4 (We only had 4 of us) ect... (This was fun try it sometime).
BREAK DANCING!
walked everywhere i wanted to go like library (4 miles one way)
Played in this HUGE cemetery (Caretaker didn't care we never broke anything and used to pick up trash and limbs for him as we played. Yeah we were the first Goths back in the early 80's having picnicks and hanging out in cemetery. Around here everyone now does this on Sun in Summer. Sooo weird never told anyone about this, but hubby. (I was in my homestate then and moved here 5 yrs ago).
Swam in the river every summer
Tv was only in the Winter and when it got dark. Game system??? What was that?? Didn't have a game system until I was 18 and on my own. Super Mario lol!

I rode my Strawberry Shortcake big wheel EVERYWHERE when I was little. Until the damn wheel in front split right in half. Then later I did dance, cheering and baton.

^That's cute

I walked everywhere, used to dance loads while pretending to be Britney Spears in music videos/on stage, and my dad and I used to go on really long bike rides. I might try doing all three again

I ran track and field and played volleyball alot........Oh and tackle football all the time (during my tomboy days)