Skill-wise, I would ice hockey.
In other sports, you can walk, stand and run which most people can do, so they can start to develop other parts of the game without having to learn how to ice skate.
I don't know why boxing it up there because you can easily learn to stand, punch, jab, duck, etc. in a day. Getting good at it takes awhile. It takes months to learn how to ice skate alone.
I'm not saying boxing is easy. Boxing is more stamina-intensive than ice hockey. Boxers are in for three minutes rounds. Ice hockey, you can get off the ice and switch in under three minutes and usually in less than two minutes. Goaltending is more stamina-intensive if your defense can't clear the puck from your zone, but you can get a break if the puck leaves your zone.
In other sports, you can walk, stand and run which most people can do, so they can start to develop other parts of the game without having to learn how to ice skate.
I don't know why boxing it up there because you can easily learn to stand, punch, jab, duck, etc. in a day. Getting good at it takes awhile. It takes months to learn how to ice skate alone.
I'm not saying boxing is easy. Boxing is more stamina-intensive than ice hockey. Boxers are in for three minutes rounds. Ice hockey, you can get off the ice and switch in under three minutes and usually in less than two minutes. Goaltending is more stamina-intensive if your defense can't clear the puck from your zone, but you can get a break if the puck leaves your zone.
