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01-12-2010 02:55 PM |
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Originally Posted by Saucy
(Post 387214)
"a sport that uses instinct and timing...."
you described every sport i stated, hence enforcing my list...the only one you didnt describe is youre "wrestling"....when the "instinct and timing" are given to you beforehand in the form of a script, then its not a sport, nor is it real....
"....the most demanding to both train for and needs the best performance everytime you do it..."
hm...have you played a sport before, or do you just watch them?...if you ask any athlete about their specific sport, i can promise you that your previous sentence will be repeated in their defense, everytime....so again i ask - what is a real sport?
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I mean REAL instinct and timing. I mean like "If I don't get out the way, I'll get Koed, or if I don't clear these ring ropes, I could even die." I don't mean making the pass in time kind of timing. I mean adreniline filled sports. Sports with risks where the reward is much more. Sports where you're on your own with no one to bail you out of a situation.
And the script may be given before in wrestling, but do you think clearing 3 ring ropes has nothing to do with timing? It needs instinct to be able to do that, ALOT of physical work and if the timing is wrong, you could easily break your neck and be paralysed forver. I dont like this "worst case senario...we lose" sports. Football = So much badding barley anyone ever feels it. Soccer = Boring as hell. Basketball = Boring as hell. Baseball = OMG boring.
I've played on basketball and soccer teams in school. I also done boxing for alot of my teenage years and done 3 mma-style fights. |
