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[QUOTE="Bourbons3"]Golf. Nobody has ever mastered golf.Bass7
I've played golf for like 10 years (since I was like 5 or so), and I'm still only shooting mid 30's to low 40's on the front 9 >.>.
Anyways, I say probably Martial Arts to master it. Golf is too.
:o Maybe you'll be like Tiger Woods one day.
But yes, Martial Arts I'd say.
[QUOTE="Bass7"][QUOTE="Bourbons3"]Golf. Nobody has ever mastered golf.flipin_jackass
I've played golf for like 10 years (since I was like 5 or so), and I'm still only shooting mid 30's to low 40's on the front 9 >.>.
Anyways, I say probably Martial Arts to master it. Golf is too.
:o Maybe you'll be like Tiger Woods one day.
But yes, Martial Arts I'd say.
A JAPANESE Tiger Woods :P.
Naw I'm not THAT good, I know tons of other people my age that take Golf way more seriously than I do. I do take it seriously, I'm just competitive with it.
From my experience id say football. Since its a game were your really dependant on your team you can really never master it.
golf.. no one can get a hole in one every time thus mastery will never occursouth411Based on that definition no sport will ever be mastered. For soccer you would have to score a goal everytime you touched the ball, Football: throw a touchdown every play, Hockey: goal every play, Basketball: 3 point shots with a foul everytime, etc.
I watched fencing in the last olympics and it didn't live up to my expectations. Half of the points both fencers just lunged at each other to see who could get the hit first- no skill whatsoever when it comes down to thatFencing is the hardest to master sport I have ever tried.
Apparantly you get better with every year, as opposed to other sports where you are only the best at a certain age.
The_Ish
[QUOTE="The_Ish"]I watched fencing in the last olympics and it didn't live up to my expectations. Half of the points both fencers just lunged at each other to see who could get the hit first- no skill whatsoever when it comes down to thatFencing is the hardest to master sport I have ever tried.
Apparantly you get better with every year, as opposed to other sports where you are only the best at a certain age.
Jocubus
I know what you're talking about, but when you actually play it, there is a whole different game being played alongside fencing; a psychological game. It's much more intense than in any other sport I have ever seen, and I can only describe it with an old quote: "When playing poker, you don't play the cards, you play the man in front of you" - this is more than true for fencing, except it's going much faster.
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