Even distinguished, nerdy and feeble-bodied intellectuals as peopIe presume chessists are like from time to time to relax over sport on TV and desired suitable drink.
I like (in that order)
- speedway
15 to 20 races per 3 hours' event (*depending onn whether it is individual or team event), each race 4 laps and 4 competitors, and it never cease to excite me to see a biker to win from outside track
- women's weight lifting
Specially Asian, and specially their coaches, their yelling and cheering, it is like in a cartoon
- athletics
Also between jumps, races, throws - preparation, putting training suits off, and feeling that someone or something can crash at the stadium any minute.
Even though I played soccer intramurally in early high school, it's not exactly something I can relax while watching.
My sport of choice to watch in this way is American football, followed by basketball.
I know you said TV, but I've also, in recent years, started watching horse racing (flat racing), in person at the park. If there was a track in my town that had harness racing, I would try that, too.
Originally posted by Suzianne Even though I played soccer intramurally in early high school, it's not exactly something I can relax while watching.
My sport of choice to watch in this way is American football, followed by basketball.
I know you said TV, but I've also, in recent years, started watching horse racing (flat racing), in person at the park. If there was a track in my town that had harness racing, I would try that, too.
Not every day you hear someone say 'intramurally'.
I like watching most sports, so picking 1 is impossible.
1. Football 40%
2. Lawn tennis (Basically Wimbledon) 19%
3. Athletics 15%
4. Formula 1 25%
5. Curling 1%
1..Football
2..Boxing
3..6 nations rugby
Don't really get athletics especially the running events ,my dog would beat the lot over 100m ,200,400 and 800 .
Originally posted by phil3000 1..Football
2..Boxing
3..6 nations rugby
Don't really get athletics especially the running events ,my dog would beat the lot over 100m ,200,400 and 800 .
Never really got into rugby. Probably goes back to the trauma of my school days. (Neck tackles were commonplace).
My tactic, never hang on to the ball for more than 2 seconds.
Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke Technically, hockey isn't a sport.
Technically.
Sir,
Hockey is a family of sports in which two teams play against each other by trying to maneuver a ball or a puck into the opponent's goal using a hockey stick.
Kind Regards,
Have a great day,
Sincerely,
-VR
Originally posted by Very Rusty Sir,
Hockey is a family of sports in which two teams play against each other by trying to maneuver a ball or a puck into the opponent's goal using a hockey stick.
Kind Regards,
Have a great day,
Sincerely,
-VR
Technically, hockey is a massive girl called Sharon hitting another girl in the shin with a stick.
Your favourite sport on TV
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