I’m good at playing tennis.
I started playing it when I was four.
I also like running a marathon although I’m not good at it.
In addition, I like watching baseball.
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私はスキーがほんとににがてだから、うらやましい😂 To answer your question, you can say それでも、やるかちがあります. かち means “value” and it’s often used with other verbs to make expressions such as 見るかち, 食べるかち, and いくかち.
I’m not sure what you want to say in the second sentence. Can you explain it for me in English?
そうなんですね。わたしは高いところがこわいから、クライミングはできないですね😅 If you mean you practice Yoga to train your balance and flexibility, you can say ヨガでバランス感覚と柔軟性のトレーニングします。
ケンカができるから、バスケが好きなんですか？たしかに、ズンバでケンカはできませんよね笑 いま、バスケができなくてざんねんですね:sweat_drops:はやく、できるようになったらいいですね。
俺 is used in casual conversations mostly with your friends. In writing, people use it when casually talking about themselves on social media or when texting to your friends. But わたし or 僕 is commonly chosen in writing something on publicly available resources. Let me know if you have questions about how I revised your writing!
Note1: If you have things you want to say but don’t know how to write it in Japanese, just try to write some parts (eve just some words) and ask me how to write the rest! I can teach you or provide some hints.
わたしも、およげないけど、ネットでならサーフィンできるし、辞書にならダイビングできます 
うちのテレビでは、いつもすもうがかかっています。力士も印象的ですが、ときどきおきゃくの顔も印象的ですよ笑
