在雅思口語(yǔ)中討論體育運(yùn)動(dòng)是一件很有挑戰(zhàn)性的事情，但是也非常有可能因此打開(kāi)話題。所以熟記一些關(guān)于體育的語(yǔ)句是十分明智的選擇。下面是關(guān)于體育的雅思口語(yǔ)高分語(yǔ)句集錦，希望對(duì)大家有所幫助。

　　Baseball is my favorite sport. What’s your favorite?

　　Be a good sport. Play according to the rules of the game.

　　I like fishing and hunting, but I don't like swimming.

　　I went to a boxing match last night. It was a good fight.

　　My favorite winter sport is skiing. I belong to a ski club.

　　My muscles are sore from playing baseball.

　　My nephew is a baseball player. He is a catcher.

　　Our family went camping last summer. We had to buy a new tent.

　　The hardest thing to learn is to be a good loser.

　　This afternoon we went to the gym for a workout. We lifted weights.

　　We played a game last night. The score was tired six-to-six.

　　When I was on the track team, I used to run the quarter mile.

　　When you played football, what position did you play?

　　Would you be interested in going to the horse races this afternoon?

　　You are in great shape.

　　Physical fitness and exercise are important for good physical and mental health. Exercise helps a person develop and maintain a strong self-image and a sense of emotional balance. As a person gets older, exercise becomes more important because after age 30 the heart’s blood pumping capacity declines at a rate of about 8 percent each decade.

　　Exercise is also important for children. Vigorous physical activity helps a child’s overall development.

　　Research shows that exercise can reduce the gathering of cholesterol on artery walls of children and adults. Too much cholesterol can increase the risk of heart disease. There is, however, no evidence that exercise prolongs life. Former athletes do not live longer than nonathletes, nor are they saved from heart disease. The benefits of exercise cannot be kept for more than a few months or years without continued exercise. Even Olympic-level athletes will go back rapidly to pre-training levels once they stop exercise. The amount of activity necessary for fitness varies from person to person. Age, physical structure, health, and gender are important factors.