Parkour/free running probably isn't something anyone can just start up. You'd have to start from a pretty young age if you'd want to be any good (like just about any other physical activity) I imagine.
Something to consider OP. >.>
Parkour/free running probably isn't something anyone can just start up. You'd have to start from a pretty young age if you'd want to be any good (like just about any other physical activity) I imagine.
Something to consider OP. >.>
I played soccer competitively for years, I can pretty much guarantee you I am the best soccer player to post on this forum.Originally Posted by MisterBob
In the areas where people can actually play hockey, i.e. Canada, the U.S., Russia, and the far northern parts of Europe, hockey is vastly more popular than soccer.
so for the most part
where there's always snow on the fucking ground making soccer kinda low-accessibility and conversely, hockey more attractive.
Originally Posted by Beckwin
Kinda like how soccer is more popular where there's no ice to skate on making hockey kinda low accessibility.
Accessibility is exactly why soccer is the world's most popular sport, you can play it with a ball of yarn and literally not need another thing. In the places where it's more reasonable to have access to better equipment and playing facilities, other sports like football (using the U.S only as an example, before anyone decides to argue about that, as baseball and basketball are becoming more popular in Asia) are and have been passing it up for quite a while.
quit trying to argue what the most popular global sport is and what the most popular local sport is for individual countries at the same time, it makes for a really bad argument.