Thing is you’re not considering the absurd requirements of speed in the nfl

Its chess or things like go because to be pro means live of it and thats like 20 people max

Also in the nba, if you are under 6’0 it’s nearly impossible. That eliminates a very large portion of the population.

I would say golf or the nba for sure. There’s only been 4k nba in its entirety. Let that sink in because only 60 are drafted a year

F1 actually. You need to have millionaire parents to even have a shot at getting in. And then you have to be marketable, and on top of that you have to be one of the best drivers on earth

125 on the pga tour

Ever tried skateboarding 😄

Step into an octagon for just 2 minutes continuously swinging or doing ground work. MMA and any sport that goes along with fighting is the hardest sport. The sheer effort stamina and endurance you need is alot.

Soccer in the US. By far

What a joke… literally picked one of the top 3 established leagues here in the US, with a relatively large roster size. Motorsports, lacrosse, cycling, probably even soccer as there’s so many more people playing it as youth and up compared to Pro positions in total, and that is just a large population result. Baseball has to be surprisingly easy, since people only play it at a high level in a handful of countries, with a relatively large amount of teams

If you get drafted in the NBA, NFL, NHL, or literally any other league (even the MLS) you’re working out and practicing with the Main team. In the baseball you could be the #1 Overall Pick and not see the big league club for years… baseball by far. Not even close…

F1 for sure. 20 seats available. Basically need to be driving karts/formula cars for your whole life to be considered a candidate THEN they end up choosing whoever pays most instead 🙄

My opinion it’s MMA

The answer is Hockey pretty easily

Any form of Motorsports is the hardest to go Pro in. There is limited seats available, you have to have sposorship dollars or connections within the team to get a seat. Seats rarely come open once theyre filled. It maybe 3 to 4yrs on avg for a seat to come open fulltime depending on the team.

Its basketball hands down

It’s literally baseball

He realized halfway through that he was just wrong, but it was too late for him to back down😂😂😂

baseball for sure, 99.9% of ppl would be scared to even stand in the box of a 98 mph fastball, my little sister can shoot a basketball

Golf

Definitely not baseball 😂

He has 4 dpoys bc of his interior defense… and Luka is debatably the best player in the world rn- surprise the best player in the world can cook a 7ft interior player on the perimeter

you understand you contradicted yourself in that 60 secs clip... say he is a bad perimeter defender and then proceed to wonder why he got fried by a perimeter player... your literally said why he is dpoy. blocks and rim protection...

Doesn’t matter which center was on him he would’ve got that shot off. Name any center that was dpoy that could’ve guarded it better. Only big I can think of is kg any body else is cooked

Because he is a center and shouldn’t have been left on an island alone with a guard on the perimeter. It’s bad team defence.

Because he’s not a perimeter defender. It’s a bad game plan allowing that switch, someone that size won’t be able ti keep up with somebody that skilled like 99% of the time. Gobert was cooked the second that switch happened

wtf happen to bros eyebrow????

Bros a little zesty with it

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90% of the country could care less about f basketball, rather watch m hs basketball and I don't even want to do that

Bird went back to back to back, was only in 3, won all 3. Also won 3 MVPs in a row during Magic and Jordan era.

It's on the coaches. And for a FUCKING HEAD COACH to come out and say he blatantly didn't know the rules Is fucking ridiculous. Then he fires the dc like his defense isn't the reason they're there

Okay so I do think it is bullshit excuses BUT there is a clip with audio going around where Juzcyk literally says " did you guys know even if we score a touchdown here they get the ball. I didnt know that." So turns out they are that stupid.

Psh terrible Super Bowl

all the chief players were surprised they wanted the ball

It’s an excuse for losing a game they had the lead in. Classic 49ers fans

The ref explained the rules at the coin toss lol

Making the bed everyday changed my mindset for the better. It honestly does something on a psychological level. People who say it doesn't matter have never done it with any consistency. I never started making my bed until I was in my late 20's. I had just moved home after a breakup and my mom suggested I begin making my bed. She had suggested it plenty of times before but I always dismissed it for the same reasons as the guy in the jersey, its just going to get messed up again, so what's the point? Well I actually considered it this time and I thought to myself, everything is changing now anyway, why not just make the bed. Well this small action began to change my way of looking at things and I have made my bed ever sense. It's been years now. It gives you a small sense of accomplishment in the morning which gives you positive vibes at the start of the day. When I get out of the shower, my bed is neat. When I leave for the day, my bed is neat. When I come home, my bed is neat and inviting. It's a small action but it makes a big impact. It's nice to look at and you find, at least for me, that you don't want any clutter on it or around it because it looks so good. It provides an incentive for keeping the rest of your surroundings tidy. Plus, think about it, the bed is the largest item in most people's bedrooms. It takes up a lot of visual space. If it's a mess, its a big mess. And subconsciously, you care less about the other smaller messes so the room slowy gets messy again. I find that making my bed is a habitual reminder to keep the surrounding area clean. And I don't have to think about it, the bed being neat makes it so any messes just stand out and scream to be taken care of. I suggest everyone try it, do it for 30 days and see how it affects you. I guarantee you'll notice a positive difference.

I just make my bed as a part of my bedtime routine..... I don't make mine in the morning.

U get up you get up making your bed does nothing for discipline or your mindset unless you wanna be a maid or be in the army real discipline comes from hard work not folding your blanket neatly

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