what sport requires the most skill?
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jaydolf spitler
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No you definitely run for the majority of 45 minutes each half. Yes passing decreases the amount you have to do but you're taught to pass and move, you might see the ball move and think its over but that player is most of the time getting to the next open position as fast as possible. The best defenders are the ones who support the attack to so that means constantly coming up from the back to support the attack.
DeVanteSwing
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good looks on the soccer info, ur right
Majestic Pape
The-Coli = W SOHH = L
Dumbest. Argument. Ever.
Tell me about all of those great baseball players who came into the NFL and NBA and dominated.
Majestic Pape
The-Coli = W SOHH = L
It's low scoring, but it really isn't slow paced.
That's not bullshyt bruh. I got a homey whose like 6'4 260 and he was a complete doofus in high school. Couldn't even walk without falling over himself. Tried sports but just didn't have the mental fortitude for it. But a couple of years ago he decided to take up boxing and get in a gym. Well two years later he looks like his footwork has improved greatly and he's actually kind of decent in the ring. Like they say power takes u a long way. Now i no it's no doubt that u have to have some skill to succeed in boxing, but if you are born with natural power and size then u are halfway there. In tennis and baseball u can be as big and as strong as u want but if ur hand eye ain't there then its a wrap.
Tennis and baseball....your hand eye coordination needs to be on point.
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
baseball itself isn't hard, BUT being a pitcher is.
1) Pitcher - strike zone/mound-to-home plate distance/speed/spin on pitches - that's why they give them 4 days off.
2) Hockey - doing too much at once, skate, stick, tiny @ss puck, hitting
3) Basketball - at its essence, almost same skills as hockey, of course of the years people have been able to compensate with athleticism over skill
4) Tennis - is skilled but it's only because you add the racket. Other than that, we've all played handball.
The rest of baseball isn't hard. There's too much idle time playing the outfield so you are simply running down scenarios in your head, over and over again
Boxing isn't hard. Different people have different styles, some have quick hands, some hit hard, some are flat footed, some dance.
Football is the easiest. No matter the athleticism, body type or skill, there's a position for you. That's why it's the most universally played.
1) Pitcher - strike zone/mound-to-home plate distance/speed/spin on pitches - that's why they give them 4 days off.
2) Hockey - doing too much at once, skate, stick, tiny @ss puck, hitting
3) Basketball - at its essence, almost same skills as hockey, of course of the years people have been able to compensate with athleticism over skill
4) Tennis - is skilled but it's only because you add the racket. Other than that, we've all played handball.
The rest of baseball isn't hard. There's too much idle time playing the outfield so you are simply running down scenarios in your head, over and over again
Boxing isn't hard. Different people have different styles, some have quick hands, some hit hard, some are flat footed, some dance.
Football is the easiest. No matter the athleticism, body type or skill, there's a position for you. That's why it's the most universally played.
When you see those QB's throw long passes and hit it right on point it's impressive, but i can't help but think "ok mate, now do it with your foot"
Paul Scholes, Passing (NEW 2012 HD) - YouTube
you gotta remember though that qb's have to make those passes with at least 4 260lbs+ monsters trying to take their heads off. Takes a crazy amount of concentration
Yuzo Lightheart
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yeah thats true tho. the ability to execute technique under extreme amounts of pressure is being underrated as a skill in itself
