Post number #396159, ID: 5d4730
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I am trying to get back into sports, since I love irl competition, but I really don't know what to go for. I know I don't want to practice soccer/football. I want to do something less prevalent. I used to practice TaeKwonDo, and I loved it, but I feel like my adult body will take a long time to adapt, and not all instructors are equally as good. Please just give me suggestions, anything is welcome.
Post number #396165, ID: 90ab2b
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Boxing is nice for your body and you learn self defense. 1 good punch is a knockout. And when there a 3 ppl who want to beat you, you knock out one and run as fast as you can. If they good friends they stay with the guy who is down and if they are intelligent only one will run. And 1 v 1 can work.
Also you can do competitive boxing which is nice.
If you don't want real life skills for fighting but sum stunt skills do Judo. It's fun but more for 3rd grade style fights.
Post number #396187, ID: 13fe23
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Basketball? Depends where you live, if it's prevalent or not ^^
Post number #396197, ID: 5d4730
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I should maybe state this, I have practiced Basketball, soccer, TKD, Swimming (or whatever it's called)and a little bit of tennis. Out of all those, the ones I enjoyed the most were TKD and tennis. I am quite hesitant to practice TKD due to what I previously stated and that I also got braces ( yes , I know, i'm a little late) and don't want to deal with broken pieces of metal in my mouth and extra costs
Post number #396203, ID: ab668c
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None. Sports are abhorrent, ur better off as a person without them.
Post number #396244, ID: 5d4730
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>>396222>>396221 that sounds interesting, I will definitely consider it.
Post number #396438, ID: 9422c2
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Tabletennis! That shit's fun as hell.
Post number #396442, ID: cfc74d
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>but I feel like my adult body will take a long time to adapt I actually think you will find otherwise. martial arts are a fine choice.
Post number #396449, ID: 44594f
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Martial arts are great, I do Kung-fu and it honestly changed my life. Other stuff you could do is basketball or volleyball because I just find those to be fun team sports, I also do mountain biking which is awesome in its own right, great exercise, exhilarating experience and the occasional beautiful scenery.
Post number #396543, ID: 13ff66
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Sex is a sport. Want to play a match with me?
Post number #396573, ID: 5d4730
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>>396442 hmm, that's good to hear, maybe picking up a martial art again is not a bad idea >>396438 that sounds like fun, but since I cant go to the gym, pracite a apart, and fullfill my education, I am looking for something more intense (im not saying that you dont need skill for table tennis), but I might try that during breaks or on the weekends, in case I decide to also go with that >>396449 mountain biking sounds like fun. I will also look into what kung-fu consists of
Post number #396750, ID: 1d87be
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>>396573 Ye, table tennis gets intense only if you can reach a certain competitive level... If you want intensity, idk why you're hesitating... I didn't get that: >"but since I cant go to the gym, pracite a apart, and fullfill my education" what do you mean?
Post number #396785, ID: 5d4730
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>>396750 I mean that I lack the time or incentive/ money to do many things at once. If I am going to buy a gym membership, I will not be able to practice a sport, and if I spend money on a sport, I will not be able to go to the gym. So, I want a sport that can benefit my whole body
Post number #396942, ID: 7ae164
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>>396785 Okej, I got it this time thanks ;)
Post number #396943, ID: 097f09
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Pole dancing!
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| I am trying to get back into sports, since I love irl competition, but I really don't know what to go for. I know I don't want to practice soccer/football. I want to do something less prevalent. I used to practice TaeKwonDo, and I loved it, but I feel like my adult body will take a long time to adapt, and not all instructors are equally as good. Please just give me suggestions, anything is welcome.