There's also a difference between how hard the sport is and how hard it is to become pro. Football/soccer isn't actually the hardest sport, in fact it's easier and more accessible, but it's the hardest to go pro in.
I’d argue the opposite. Since it is the world’s most popular sport it literally has dozens of leagues where the average player is making a comfortable living. There are a lot of sports that only have a couple leagues where this is possible, if not just one. And in some sports even the Olympic champion has to work full time to pay bills
Why is wrestling so underrated in this video. Not just is it 6 strait minutes of literally fighting each other to the mat but also the mental toughness you need to have is insane. On top of that you’re constantly cutting weight.
Yeah I’ve done gymnastics when I was younger and now doing football and wrestling and wrestling is the hardest out of all them. Though gymnastics , diving and possibly hockey is like a difference kind of hardness. Like you can’t just start gymnastics when you join you have to start pretty young and it takes years to learn the moves but it just isn’t competitive. Gymnastics compared to wrestling when it comes to competitive makes gymnastics like a baby class. You have people cutting 20 pounds just to get an edge not eating for 2 weeks people who are training every day and it’s a convoy sport so you have to be mentally tough and on the edge
idk but playing yet alone making the MLB thru all those minor leagues/farm systems is amazing. Not my favorite sport but hitting a 98-100mph fastball or 80mph slider with filthy movement with a millisecond to react is utterly insane
He kinda down played it tho. I wish he went more into it. Like imagine tryna hit a 98mph sinker breaking 14” inwards at you then tryna hit a 85 mph slider breaking 20” away from you. That shit is hard
@@Hazy-x Baseball is hard but he said you have to win genetic lottery therefore its lower in the talent pool. I understand its hard, I played baseball but you need above avg vision to be good hitter.
His point about baseball is bullshit. With hockey, if you want to have any chance at the NHL you need to learn to skate at an extremely young age. Like 4-7 years old. With all other major sports you can easily pick them up in middle or high school and excel. Hockey is a whole other beast which requires a literal lifetime of skill to build up.
I feel like polo is underrated. You're going fast like hockey but on the back of a 1,000 animal while using sheer core strength to bend over while hanging on with your legs to push/bounce a ball with a stick while trying to keep the ball away from other people on the backs of other 1,000 pound animals.
Boxing, it’s available and popular everywhere as well as very inexpensive. The amount of dedication and training is beyond insane but still cheap, jumping rope, hitting the bag, running, push ups/sit ups. It requires little to no equipment but restless training. Every country is involved and there are weight classes from the biggest to the smallest can complete. It’s also all on you if you loose you can’t blame a teammate or coach it was you and another man in the ring no more no less. The strength, speed, resilience endurance hand eye coordination are unmatched anywhere. At the end of the day win or loose your going to need days to weeks of recovery from one match and take punishment like no other sport can dish out. Boxing is and has always been the most accessible and hardest sport to to master. Thats why when someone looks like they shouldn’t be walking because there so beaten and damaged behind belief people say he looks like he just went 12 rounds instead of 3 periods, 9 innings or 4 quarters. Let’s put it this way as a nobody given a chance to complete at highest level what’s the one sport you wouldn’t pick? I’m betting you’d be on the soccer field not in the boxing ring.
Yes, but you can end a fight in seven seconds if you know what you are doing. It is "incosistently difficult." At it's absolute hardest, yes it is the most difficult, but consistently difficult? Maybe not.
@@shawnmarcum8078 yes some bouts end quickly but not very often the majority come down to decision, and regardless of how quick one bout is the training/sparring it takes to get you to that first round KO is some of the absolute hardest training for any sport.
@@serpany2044 I like mma and true your probably not going to break an arm or leg boxing, but in boxing the blows are much harder because the hand is more protected and they are better strikers they also average over three hundred thrown punches a bout. An mma bout is 15 min of fight time a boxing match is 36 to 45 min of fight time. While I completely agree your body will almost certainly take more damage in an mma bout, boxing is overall more physically demanding as far as stamina and endurance, adsorbing many more and much harder blows (with the exception of knee/leg strikes) Boxing is also much more technical more of a mental game they have to play while taking blows to the head. I completely respect mma and mma fighters do have to deal with worse injuries i honestly believe boxing is an overall harder sport.
Boxing and hockey are the toughest sports to play physically to the body when it comes to physical endurance and stamina. Been playing hockey for 20 years. Every time I play after 5 min I get sick and my heart and lungs hurt like you wouldn’t believe. People have died through having heart attacks right on the ice. Look at the amount of time per shift. Sometimes less than a min then they do a line change. With basketball and soccer players can stay on the pitch or hardwood for almost the entire game. When you talk skill then it’s different but hardest physically is hockey and boxing. Boxing. Try to stand there and throw punches as hard as you cam for as long as you can. You will exhaust yourself in 15 seconds. A title belt consists of 45 min Its unbelievable. Boxing number 1. Hockey number 2. Soccer/ football. You stay on the pitch the whole game. It’s a game of chess a patient waiting game most of the time woth a lot of time to recover while your in the game
Steve Cormier Boxing is definitely #1. I believe that’s just the general consensus. Need conditioning like an Olympic track runner, but mental ability & IQ Like a NFL head coach, coordination like a soccer player, toughness of a hockey player.
Did you watch the video he talks on how competition makes a sport difficult and the accessibility determines the competition and with football being most accessible therefore most competitive therefore most difficult because not everyone has a punching bag and gloves and a ring but most ppl probably have a football
Soccer is NOT the hardest sport in the world, guaranteed. The hardest sport in the world is actually boxing because it tequires lots of coordination and stamina. If you think your an athlete, try boxing.
Formula one - The reason I am saying this is because you have to be athletic to overcome 4,5, or even 6 g’s is very hard and you have to he very strong to do that but you cant be to strong and big you will have to cut weight like wrestling. You also have to have very quick reactions for turning corners at 160 mph and reacting fast when overtaking and stuff. It is also a very dangerous sport and if you get hurt you have one of the highest rates of dying in sports. It is also very hard and takes lots of time and money to get into formula one about 20-30 million dollars without sponsors so you will probably need rich parents. There is a lot of traveling in f4 to f2 and even more traveling in f1. This isnt my favorite sport so Im not being biased. My favorite sport is baseball but is not nearly as hard as f1.
I agree and to have the endurance and mental state to get yourself into the car everytime risking your life is really something you has to mentally and physically prepare for. You worded the explanation really well.
I have done many sports jiu jitsu, hand to hand combat, gymnastics, soccer, and more in my opinion any type of gymnastics/ figure skating because of how mentally tough it is and how strong you have to be physically. And ballet/ dance sorry I forgot but is also incredibly hard
Fascinating analysis. I disagree with your outcome - although based purely on emotion and not on any logical flaw in your reasoning. I‘m in the hockey camp, and fortunately for the sport the global talent pool is growing steadily to the point where even countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia have developed national programs.
@@bug2e629 It's a process. It takes multiple generations to develop truly viable and competitive national programs in any sport. The biggest barriers for most countries are the high infrastructure and playing costs that are unavoidable with ice hockey. But one fun thing to watch every year is the number of countries represented in the NHL Draft, and how that number keeps getting bigger.
Football is the most hardest sport in the world because of its intensity to win, that's why there are some moments which is unpredictable, and the GIANT KILLING concept exists from Football. Football can be played by tall or short people. No stereotypes on anyone when it comes to dominance. Even if you're slow, you could beat fast players through your skill. That's why football is the best recommended sport for anyone. And also, the creativity of Football comes from countless numbers of football tricks and skills unlike in other sports where the movement is restricted. In football, only a ball is needed and the only restrictions to touch the ball was from arms to fist. So, the touch for the ball has limitless and countless unlike in basketball, "lifting rule" was there, that's why you couldn't enjoy too much in the ball. So, there's countless and limitless freedom for football when you touch the ball. The countless number of freestyle football tricks and skills are more abundantly high number than basketball or other sports. So that's why Football is the most hardest sport in the world. And also, I said creativity because you could do more football tricks possibly while you're in the game. That's why Football has more widened intensity in creative intelligence that has effect of it as its beauty so you need to have wide intelligence to play football. If you want to play simple motion but hard, play chess because you only move with only your hands while sitting but football is much more than that because you move and run and walk while thinking. Football is the game of intelligence (tactics and formations), creativity (countless execution of football tricks exhibition), strength of spirit (that's why football is such a low scoring sport), freedom with less restrictions (unlike in basketball there are 24 second violation in ball handling, 3 second violation in standing only which pressures more restrictions and proper way of handling the ball with lifting rule which is not the case in Football that's why I could do what I want in Football as my Freedom oh my goodness) and consistency (even you play football in the street a goal counts only 1 point and there's nothing more than that. A win is a win and a loss is a loss, that's why you need to work hard for it. Don't think to throw and throw points. Just win. Scoring goals will be a natural reaction) . ⚽
@@JamariusPharrel it's not offense but where the term "Football" came from? And the word "Soccer"? It's from England. So I chose the British way in its name because they're the original.
Gymnastics is a sport that combines so many athletic disciplines in one package, including, but not limited to flexibility, strength, balance, co-ordination, air-awareness, fitness and speed. Most sports require one or the other. e.g. you don’t see footballers, athletes renowned for speed and strength doing a split-ring or a switch leap in the middle of a game. So gymnastics requires an all-round package that many athletes don’t have, simply due to specialisation and sport-specific strengths. It is very difficult to maintain strength and flexibility at the same time, due to the body’s nature of strengthening ligaments when muscles are strengthened (as to prevent injury). Gymnasts have to maintain their flexibility and conditioning for up to several hours a day, with their entire body, as it has been shown that they use every single muscle group in the body at different times. When I started gymnastics, I learnt to squeeze muscles that I didn't even know I had. Gymnasts also have to be mentally, some of the toughest athletes. Mental blocks happen, and the sport is scary. From trusting your body to rotate on both axis, when you hurtling are up to 20ft in the air, to catching a thin bar after doing a release while flying. Gymnasts are also renowned for being tough on themselves, as the sport is all about precision, and doing the right thing at the right time. There is a certain place for every part of your body to be during every skill, from your toes, to you hands to your head, and simply put, if you aren't a perfectionist you won't score well, and in big competitions, failing to point your feet during a skill may well be the difference between winning gold and not even making podium. Competing on several events is also a lot harder than you may think. Every single event is so different, and could even be classed a new sport in and of itself. Each one uses different skills and needs a different mentality approaching it, i.e. some events, such as rings or bars call for strength, while others, like beam and floor require grace and power. This means that in one competition, gymnasts challenge every aspect of their athleticism, while in other sports, your task is the same throughout the whole competition or game.
Hockey players have incredible balance. Ever hear of edge work? And then at those speeds they have to be very flexible so as not to catch an edge and blow a ligament out
You’re not looking on how they’re being ranked, yes it is really hard in somethings but doesn’t cover a wide range of the physical stuff like muscle power endurance or flexibility. Gym is extremely hard but it isn’t and ranks lowly as a tennis player you’ve obviously never tried or watched a professional match, matches go on for 4 hours using all your muscles to hit the ball as hard as possible, you need to make split second decisions and sprint and run around the court every point devoting all your power just to get one game, gym is way shorter and yes you need to do hard stuff too but imo tennis is harder and deserved that 7th spot
Usain Bolt is 6'5. Tom Brady is 6'5. Jonah Lomu was 6'5. Michael Phelps is 6'4. Muhammad Ali was 6'3. Cristiano Ronaldo is 6'2. Babe Ruth was 6'2. Roger Federer is 6'1. Tiger Woods is 6'1. Wayne Gretzky is 6'0. All these guys have the height to become elite point guards or shooting guards. So my question would be, would any of these guys become better than Michael Jordan, Dwyane Wade, Stephen Curry or Allen Iverson, had they picked basketball as a sport?
@@samsorrell4121 He's saying Dwayne Wade & Allen Iverson > Usain Bolt. Tom Brady. Jonah Lomu. Michael Phelps. Muhammad Ali. Cristiano Ronaldo. Babe Ruth. Roger Federer. Tiger Woods . Wayne Gretzky. Basketball is clearly the toughest sport, ill be damned if ive ever thrown a ball into a hoop without shattering my femur.
It’s Boxing. We usually watch guys in the top 20 and consider them trash. When the reality is most Boxers ranked anywhere within the top 50 would dominate just about every other human being in the ring Barr The men ranked above them.
@@jlolkabojlha95 No Boxing. Thats the generally accepted answer. Wrestling isn't even harder than cycling. A Boxer would have more success wrestling than vice versa.
Thomas No. You’re dumb and played yourself. As expected. However, wrestlers can’t take a punch and fold under pressure soon as they get hit in the face. Boxers crossover much better than wrestlers do. They’re too fat and outta shape. What reason you’re talking about mma, a completely different sport beats me. But we’ve already seen what an old retired Floyd does to one of the greatest mma fighters ever. Who was way bigger than Floyd and in his prime.
Do any of you even know how many fights go on in the nhl? I’d give an estimate of about 15-25 a WEEK. Almost every one of those hockey players that are fighting can take punches over and over again until they HAVE to be broken up by the refs. They also deal with pucks that are flying at 100km+ to the face, knees and ankles, and get up just fine. This shouldn’t even be that hard to choose. Hockey is number 1.
Soccer is definitely the hardest. Many of the best athletes have tried to play it and get good at it but cannot. It takes so much intelligence as well as physicality it’s very hard to fine a player with both.
Literally everyone can play soccer. It doesn't require more intelligence than basic eye-leg coordination and skill. Sports that require a lot of training just to move, ex. Hockey and water polo are waaay harder to play and master, as well as being a way better means of exercise
@@jobhighschoolofcrosscity8430 Your confusing skill with physical training.Swimming is a physically trained sport,same as track,and cross country,you need good genetics.With hockey,it’s almost the same as soccer but with a puck,on ice,slightly different rules.So really they are pretty close.Soccer you need hours of training to get skillful at being able to kick hard,control your kicks,not look down at the ball all the time,being able to use your legs and feet to weave through opponents,fast reflexes,being aware all the time,having the physical toughness wear you down.And having to do all of this at once.
@@rajitspdstr was typing fast💀 didn’t auto correct. The joke is not on me😂 I just can’t believe you quoted that lame ass shit. You actually believe it to
@@isaaclang8208 fighting isnt the only thing in sports, I played football, baseball, soccer, and basketball growing up, I quit football first, then I left soccer after 7th grade, and picked up hockey in 6th, I stopped playing basketball freshmen year in hs to only play baseball, I am now playing varsity baseball for a top high school in the state as a freshmen. My point is that many people can play many sports, its just that everyone goes their own route
@@eggrowl3931 what about water polo, I think that it shares the spot with hockey since just moving up and down with speed takes huge amounts of energy out of you. Not even counting the leg and arm strength you gotta have to pick up a ball and shoot while trying to balance inside water
@@eggrowl3931 boxing isn't the hardest solo sport no way. Swimming tops that any day u really can't compare the difficulty of land and water sports water makes it 10× harder
Bowling is actually one of the toughest sports in the world I have been a bowler for 20 years and it's a very tough sport to get good let alone great between different oil patterns and changing lanes conditions it's tough
I always hear, “baseball is hard because no average joe can hit a 100mph fastball from a mlb pitcher.” Yeah and no average joe can score a takedown on an Olympic wrestler either. In fact, it’s probably way harder
I feel like basketball is the hardest to get into.. because 1. Your success is really based off of your birth. To be successful in basketball; you definitely have to be above average height. That alone already eliminates others who don’t have that height, reach. That’s just meeting the height standards then you also have to be athletic! And have a natural talent to make scores in the basket! Compare to other sports that any average height person can get into and hard work can pay off at times.. while basketball hard work isn’t going to increase your height.. you either got it or you don’t.
Why no one is talking about cricket It requires the most cardiovascular endurance as cricketers cover the most distance by any kind of athletes. Test cricketers covers nearly 70kms in 5 consecutive days⚡️
Boxing, wrestling and whatever sports where you beat the shit out of each other. Hockey is also a very hard sport, financially as well as ot takes around 200 dollars to get equipment, you have to learn how to skate, and stick handling and basic wrist shots were pretty hard as well, then you have to go though more advancments and you need to work out a lot and get good stamina because you're going to get ripped apart in there.
Sports like hockey and baseball are difficult to most people only because those skills are basically useless outside of the sport. We all know how to run, walk, and even wrestle to some degree. Nobody ever practices hitting things with bats or skating for any practical reason other than recreation
You started by saying ''to ask the right question is already half the solution of a problem'' , and you used the definition of sport to ''exclude'' complexity in favor of competivity to end up saying ''my sport is the toughest one because there's more people playing it'', while complex is litteraly a synonym of ''difficult'', so by acknowledging that hockey is the most complex, you answered your question already because you didn't ''ask the right question'' to end up with soccer being the toughest. The question you should have asked if you wanted your answer to match the thesis is ''in which sport is it the hardest to make it up to the best professionnal league ?'' because if you think about it, yes there's way more soccer player worldwide because it's cheap, but there's way more professional soccer leagues too whereas there's only 1 NBA and tens of millions of poor kids playing it in the US since it's even cheaper than soccer to play. In France alone there's Ligue 1, Ligue 2 and Ligue 3 (i'm excluding Ligue 4 and others because they don't get paid 5000 euros per month to play whereas Ligue 3 players do) For a country of rougly 75 million people. There's only one NBA and one NFL, for a country of 350 million people. Otherwise, a panel of sport scientists from the US olympic comitee already answered the question in a vast study years ago : it's boxing and all MMA/fight sports, followed closely by hockey at #2. You can't say they're biased because they're american otherwise they would have said american football or basketball. Soccer ended up being 7th if my memory serves me right. If you're unbiased you can do a little tought experiment that confirms it easily for hockey : if you take a group of pro players of every sport and ask them to play a casual game of every other sport, hockey would be the only one nobody would be able to play : learning to skate is like learning to swim, at 5 years old it's alright but at 30 it's tough to learn, and once you know how to skate it's like ''yay I learned how to walk'' you're not playing hockey yet. And the faster you ''walk'' the harder it gets, and when you reach a certain level other players are allowed to behead you in the middle of the ice when you're skating at 30km/h. I'm a soccer player first, but if you discard hockey in a discussion like this one, it's because you never played it so can't fathom how difficult it really is. You think Messi is agile with a ball ? Ask him to run 3 times faster and do it with a ball with a diameter of 7cm, but he can't look down or he dies.
You take 100 athletes of 100 sports. I bet the hockey guy will be able to play a game of any other sport. But I am pretty sure that the other 99 athletes will have hard time doing a hockey game without spending most of their time on their ass. So they won’t be even close to score a goal nore to shoot without falling.
I think baseball and Hockey players are the best athletes in all sports. They may not be the most athletic but both sports require unbelievable hand eye coordination. If you don't have that, you don't make it anywhere in these sports. You can get by in almost any other sport if you are athletic enough. When you watch pro am Golf tournaments, its no surprise that the armature winning is almost always an ex baseball or Hockey player.
Would the hockey guy be able to do the vault or rings or any other gymnastics routine ? He will tumble or break his back. Would he be able to play polo or equestrian or skateboard or surf?
@@AliMalhotra If you take 10 random players from any sport and have them throw a football, hit a baseball, run, kick a soccer ball and anything else you want to add in there; baseball and hockey players will have a much better chance at looking natural in that activity. To answer your question, Yes I believe that hockey and baseball players can do the rings or other gymnastics routines. Yes they can play polo, skateboard or surf. Can they do it to the level as professionals; no, never in a million years. Look at football. Most if not all QB's have some kind of baseball background. Its why guys like Russell Wilson, John Elway, Kyle Murray all got drafted in the MLB. They just picked football over baseball. Baseball and Hockey players just have the best athletes.
I disagree with needing to have good eyesight for baseball especially when hitting. You normally only see a sort of blur as the ball comes to the plate. It’s your ability to make a prediction on where the ball will be in the shortest time possible, and then actually swinging the bat in time to hit the ball. Eyesight doesn’t mean anything.
I like everything except for competitive athletics or swimming. I'm not willing to hugely admire a man because he is half a second faster than the other. Too unidimensional.
actually very easy, soccer is the most difficult because its the most complex, the coordination needed to play effectively as a team, plus the fact that any individual in the field can alter decissively the outcome of the game, plus the unmatch skill ceilling of multiple facets of the game, plus the degrees of freedom that the field and the time format gives you.. not even a question bro.
Also driving is not just turning a wheel, you have to maintain a perfect apex speed while changing gears rapidly and making a lot of adjustments on the wheel for just 1 corner.
4hunnid .a then if it isn’t that hard then why arnt you a pro? Or a collage player? You probably only played when you were like 7 and the pitchers were weak, try hitting a major league fastball or curve or knuckleball, wimp
TheWedgieCraft TWC I mean, if we’re talking pro, in soccer pros run 7+ miles a game, have to have very good coordination, reaction time, iq, and strength... let alone speed and agility. Sure baseball is hard, but I’d say it’s easier to pick up than soccer or something like hockey or boxing.
Buy secondhand equipment and you can get into hockey. Its bad if you buy everything brand new. Yes its still more expensive but its not as bad as you make it out to be.
F1 is definitely the hardest and most complex sport. Also it's the only sport with NO HALFTIME. Driving 5-6 hours a weekend in the fastest cars (+trainings and preparations).
Has to be Boxing or Mma Equaly hard is a Politicians Statement. No matter how hard it is to learn Golf, you will never have to eat soup for a week because your Jaw is swolen, or your ribs are cracked and every time you cuagh, sneeze, laugh hurts. Also People really dont understand how hard it is to Fight (cardio, Mentaly and Technical) Boxing is called the Sweet Science for a Reason.
Even if the average Joe can't dribble in soccer at least he can run he can defend But ice hockey he would constantly fall and trying to maintain his balance
why is nobody talking abt swim. Its an extremly hard sport and its like track but with added pressure to the upper body. Its very hard to master as well because of teqnuique and staying in swim shape is painful. Some people cant even run a 400m on the track and in practice we gotta sprint 4x400 meters as a set sometimes
Here is an argument that is pretty definitive and hard to argue against. It mostly measures time-on-field per match, substitutions, and an entire team on field with you, how long an off season last, or doesn't in this case, and how long a career last. th-cam.com/video/8On7AA8xQcU/w-d-xo.html
basketball is easily the hardest to master. to master it, it requires so much intelligence on the court like having court vision, handles, dribbling, shooting, passing, etc. not to mention hustle as well. i played D1 before and its so intense that even the best players on my team couldn't even get into the nba. im only 6'0 so i have rely on my skills like ball handling, speed and create space to get my shot off and that takes a lot of agility and stamina. just my opinion though
Any sport can be hard to master. Your argument is that basketball is hard to master because of the amount of competition in the sport, not that the sport itself is hard to master
I think golf is the hardest sport to master. The difference between a perfect shot and a horrible shot is millimeters and doing it with consistency is one of the hardest things to do in sports.
@Jamino ah yes it’s very ez. I swim 27+ hours a week morning and night just to get better in such a ez sport while still balancing school and my social activities. Super ez I tell ya
I don't agree hockey is way harder then soccer just skating it's already one level up because anybody can run but staking you must learn from a young age. If you put and average Joe in any sport soccer America football (for fun) basketball baseball tennis volleyball ect... He is physically able to play because he's on flat ground. Ice hockey you have to skate at young age before you pick up a stick and learn anything else.
bowling is a vey tough sport im a bowler sure its easy to just chuck a ball down a lane but to do it at a high level and being acurate on a regular basis is extremely difficult especially with changing oil patterns and lanes being different
Swimming. Swimming is the all around, most difficult financially, mentally, socially and physically. It also is not a professional paying sport. Before Phelps, the whole of swimming ran off of advertising and donations. Meaning you are swimming for yourself, because it's not just a job, it's for the fame and glory. Depending on the stroke of choice, every single muscle in your body is pushed to the extreme, not just muscles either. Lungs and brain too. You are breathing less than half the time, when your heart, brain and muscles need the most oxygen. Watch some videos, all elite swimmers down to the 8 year olds, train to hold your breath for extended periods of time at peak pace. When you get to breath, it is for a fraction of a second inside a humidity filled pool. Watching a black line on the bottom of the pool for up 10000 yards a workout. You can't hear the cheers, you can only see the person next to you, you don't know how fast you are going, or if your split time has gotten better or worse. Hoping your goggles stay on during the dive. Essentially naked in crowds and on TV. Access to having a pool or team is rough too. More than half the world can't swim and don't want to swim. When you look at a swimmers body, there is no fat, our muscle distribution is scary looking, girls don't like looking like that. 😅 Elite swimmers almost always have a genetic link that is seen across the board in every country. Depending on your stroke, those genetics are enhanced. Butterfly and freestyle people are always tall, and shoulders to finger tips are wider than you are tall, have longer and leaner torsos and hips (making that part of the body able to streamline on top of the water, dropping the hips is aerodynamically harmful) we are built like a brick house. Sprinters have very broad ribs cages, generally meaning the Lungs are bigger, not just trained more, but born with larger Lungs. Chlorine is your scent, hair is brittle, blonde hair is green, haha 😄 Anyways...thats my 2 cents
There’s a difference between being hard and hard to master
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Cricket is hard and hard to master.
@@MemeTeam6900 nah if you are good, but you are not opening batsman then if they play not out you will never get a much chance to prove every game.
Football (soccer) vs basketball
Played both, Basketball is harder to play at first, football is harder to master.
I’m hard when wrestling
There's also a difference between how hard the sport is and how hard it is to become pro. Football/soccer isn't actually the hardest sport, in fact it's easier and more accessible, but it's the hardest to go pro in.
It’s so hard to go pro because so many kids do it because it’s easy
@@gabby27966 Yeah at least when starting it is
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I’d argue the opposite. Since it is the world’s most popular sport it literally has dozens of leagues where the average player is making a comfortable living. There are a lot of sports that only have a couple leagues where this is possible, if not just one. And in some sports even the Olympic champion has to work full time to pay bills
@@dannydonnelly8198 Being pro in a good league, that's what the original poster implied.
Caseoh is built like a basketball
CASEOH REALLY THINKING BASEBALL THE HARDEST 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
That’s why I looked this up lol
Why is wrestling so underrated in this video. Not just is it 6 strait minutes of literally fighting each other to the mat but also the mental toughness you need to have is insane. On top of that you’re constantly cutting weight.
Yeah I’ve done gymnastics when I was younger and now doing football and wrestling and wrestling is the hardest out of all them. Though gymnastics , diving and possibly hockey is like a difference kind of hardness. Like you can’t just start gymnastics when you join you have to start pretty young and it takes years to learn the moves but it just isn’t competitive. Gymnastics compared to wrestling when it comes to competitive makes gymnastics like a baby class. You have people cutting 20 pounds just to get an edge not eating for 2 weeks people who are training every day and it’s a convoy sport so you have to be mentally tough and on the edge
@@rexorais1851 Wrestling is just acting. Why not Mixed-Martial-Arts?
Wrestling is the hardest sport. Basketball is the easiest to me.
@@LM-he7eb bro not the f*cking WWE. We’re talking about real competitive wrestling.
@@LM-he7eb ikr, mma and boxing are the only contenders for hardest sport
Case is built like a basketball
Love how you just picked the most popular sport so that the most people agree with you
Well that makes it more competitive, wich is what he said.
Besides, anyone who knows anything about sports can tell football takes insane skill
@@marcossidoruk8033so does almost any sport 😂
When they hard sport do they mean physically, mentally, financially or competitively?
idk but playing yet alone making the MLB thru all those minor leagues/farm systems is amazing. Not my favorite sport but hitting a 98-100mph fastball or 80mph slider with filthy movement with a millisecond to react is utterly insane
He kinda down played it tho. I wish he went more into it. Like imagine tryna hit a 98mph sinker breaking 14” inwards at you then tryna hit a 85 mph slider breaking 20” away from you. That shit is hard
Baseball is definitely the hardest
What’s harder, hitting a fastball from an MLB pitcher or scoring a takedown against an Olympic wrestler?
@@Hazy-x Baseball is hard but he said you have to win genetic lottery therefore its lower in the talent pool. I understand its hard, I played baseball but you need above avg vision to be good hitter.
lol try 136mph serve for 5.5 hours and you're the only batter
If caseoh was a soccer player he'd be like Adebayo Akinfenwa
Hockey is so difficult that the simple act of moving takes a large amount of skill.
and having to wake up at 4:30 in the morning to go to the ice to practice
@@loganconnolly2904 if you wanna play sports you do that for every sport wake up at 4:30 to fit the gym for basketball or the field in football
@@chazs8459 no, like highschool hockey you wake up at 4 in the morning and drive to the rinks for practice
His point about baseball is bullshit. With hockey, if you want to have any chance at the NHL you need to learn to skate at an extremely young age. Like 4-7 years old. With all other major sports you can easily pick them up in middle or high school and excel. Hockey is a whole other beast which requires a literal lifetime of skill to build up.
@@Baulder13 do you know what F1 is?
Sorry. 36 min long is a boxing match
I feel like polo is underrated. You're going fast like hockey but on the back of a 1,000 animal while using sheer core strength to bend over while hanging on with your legs to push/bounce a ball with a stick while trying to keep the ball away from other people on the backs of other 1,000 pound animals.
Horsey people are very strong and I 100% agree
Boxing, it’s available and popular everywhere as well as very inexpensive. The amount of dedication and training is beyond insane but still cheap, jumping rope, hitting the bag, running, push ups/sit ups. It requires little to no equipment but restless training. Every country is involved and there are weight classes from the biggest to the smallest can complete. It’s also all on you if you loose you can’t blame a teammate or coach it was you and another man in the ring no more no less. The strength, speed, resilience endurance hand eye coordination are unmatched anywhere. At the end of the day win or loose your going to need days to weeks of recovery from one match and take punishment like no other sport can dish out. Boxing is and has always been the most accessible and hardest sport to to master. Thats why when someone looks like they shouldn’t be walking because there so beaten and damaged behind belief people say he looks like he just went 12 rounds instead of 3 periods, 9 innings or 4 quarters. Let’s put it this way as a nobody given a chance to complete at highest level what’s the one sport you wouldn’t pick? I’m betting you’d be on the soccer field not in the boxing ring.
Boxing is tough cause of its simplicity, the simpler a sport the more technical it becomes
Yes, but you can end a fight in seven seconds if you know what you are doing. It is "incosistently difficult." At it's absolute hardest, yes it is the most difficult, but consistently difficult? Maybe not.
@@shawnmarcum8078 yes some bouts end quickly but not very often the majority come down to decision, and regardless of how quick one bout is the training/sparring it takes to get you to that first round KO is some of the absolute hardest training for any sport.
MMA is harder longer rounds not as many breaks wrestling submission knees elbows kicks ground and pound boxing is much easier because of the ten count
@@serpany2044 I like mma and true your probably not going to break an arm or leg boxing, but in boxing the blows are much harder because the hand is more protected and they are better strikers they also average over three hundred thrown punches a bout. An mma bout is 15 min of fight time a boxing match is 36 to 45 min of fight time. While I completely agree your body will almost certainly take more damage in an mma bout, boxing is overall more physically demanding as far as stamina and endurance, adsorbing many more and much harder blows (with the exception of knee/leg strikes) Boxing is also much more technical more of a mental game they have to play while taking blows to the head. I completely respect mma and mma fighters do have to deal with worse injuries i honestly believe boxing is an overall harder sport.
Boxing and hockey are the toughest sports to play physically to the body when it comes to physical endurance and stamina. Been playing hockey for 20 years. Every time I play after 5 min I get sick and my heart and lungs hurt like you wouldn’t believe. People have died through having heart attacks right on the ice. Look at the amount of time per shift. Sometimes less than a min then they do a line change. With basketball and soccer players can stay on the pitch or hardwood for almost the entire game. When you talk skill then it’s different but hardest physically is hockey and boxing. Boxing. Try to stand there and throw punches as hard as you cam for as long as you can. You will exhaust yourself in 15 seconds. A title belt consists of 45 min Its unbelievable. Boxing number 1. Hockey number 2. Soccer/ football. You stay on the pitch the whole game. It’s a game of chess a patient waiting game most of the time woth a lot of time to recover while your in the game
Steve Cormier Boxing is definitely #1. I believe that’s just the general consensus. Need conditioning like an Olympic track runner, but mental ability & IQ Like a NFL head coach, coordination like a soccer player, toughness of a hockey player.
You both are stupid Riding a horse is THE HARDEST SPORT ON EARTH
Ayla Cunningham nah it’s poker
Did you watch the video he talks on how competition makes a sport difficult and the accessibility determines the competition and with football being most accessible therefore most competitive therefore most difficult because not everyone has a punching bag and gloves and a ring but most ppl probably have a football
Why is golf not being mentioned here?
Every eye exam I did in the military gave me 20/16 vision. I never knew there was better than 20/20 until my PA explained it to me.
"There are only 3 sports. Bullfighting, Motor Racing and Mountaineering. All the rest are merely games." -Ernest Hemingway
This guy never tried wrestling
Combat sports?
One is animal abuse, one is barely a sport, and one is glorified hiking. Lmao lame ass sports tbh
Imagine thinking you’re a badass for being a glorified hiker
@@drake6800 fax
Soccer is NOT the hardest sport in the world, guaranteed. The hardest sport in the world is actually boxing because it tequires lots of coordination and stamina. If you think your an athlete, try boxing.
Formula one - The reason I am saying this is because you have to be athletic to overcome 4,5, or even 6 g’s is very hard and you have to he very strong to do that but you cant be to strong and big you will have to cut weight like wrestling. You also have to have very quick reactions for turning corners at 160 mph and reacting fast when overtaking and stuff. It is also a very dangerous sport and if you get hurt you have one of the highest rates of dying in sports. It is also very hard and takes lots of time and money to get into formula one about 20-30 million dollars without sponsors so you will probably need rich parents. There is a lot of traveling in f4 to f2 and even more traveling in f1. This isnt my favorite sport so Im not being biased. My favorite sport is baseball but is not nearly as hard as f1.
I agree and to have the endurance and mental state to get yourself into the car everytime risking your life is really something you has to mentally and physically prepare for. You worded the explanation really well.
Yes but anyone can drive , people can’t even BUNT a 75mph fastball…
chess....you must be strong person to lift up the king the queen knight bishop and rock
😂😂😂
I didn't even think of that! chess is a strong minded, lots of dedication and seeing ahead.
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I have done many sports jiu jitsu, hand to hand combat, gymnastics, soccer, and more in my opinion any type of gymnastics/ figure skating because of how mentally tough it is and how strong you have to be physically.
And ballet/ dance sorry I forgot but is also incredibly hard
I hope this includes horse riding because many people don't realize but that has soo much energy and gymnastics in it
eating is the hardest sport in the world but its easy for caseoh
Fascinating analysis. I disagree with your outcome - although based purely on emotion and not on any logical flaw in your reasoning. I‘m in the hockey camp, and fortunately for the sport the global talent pool is growing steadily to the point where even countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia have developed national programs.
I love your point... I completely forgot that even China and and Africa are developing bigger and bigger hockey communities.
I agree but if Asia and africa were as big as finland hockey then I would say hockey is number 1
@@bug2e629 It's a process. It takes multiple generations to develop truly viable and competitive national programs in any sport. The biggest barriers for most countries are the high infrastructure and playing costs that are unavoidable with ice hockey. But one fun thing to watch every year is the number of countries represented in the NHL Draft, and how that number keeps getting bigger.
Caseoh reacted to this making fun of you for not adding baseball
Football is the most hardest sport in the world because of its intensity to win, that's why there are some moments which is unpredictable, and the GIANT KILLING concept exists from Football. Football can be played by tall or short people. No stereotypes on anyone when it comes to dominance. Even if you're slow, you could beat fast players through your skill. That's why football is the best recommended sport for anyone.
And also, the creativity of Football comes from countless numbers of football tricks and skills unlike in other sports where the movement is restricted. In football, only a ball is needed and the only restrictions to touch the ball was from arms to fist. So, the touch for the ball has limitless and countless unlike in basketball, "lifting rule" was there, that's why you couldn't enjoy too much in the ball. So, there's countless and limitless freedom for football when you touch the ball. The countless number of freestyle football tricks and skills are more abundantly high number than basketball or other sports. So that's why Football is the most hardest sport in the world. And also, I said creativity because you could do more football tricks possibly while you're in the game. That's why Football has more widened intensity in creative intelligence that has effect of it as its beauty so you need to have wide intelligence to play football.
If you want to play simple motion but hard, play chess because you only move with only your hands while sitting but football is much more than that because you move and run and walk while thinking.
Football is the game of intelligence (tactics and formations), creativity (countless execution of football tricks exhibition), strength of spirit (that's why football is such a low scoring sport), freedom with less restrictions (unlike in basketball there are 24 second violation in ball handling, 3 second violation in standing only which pressures more restrictions and proper way of handling the ball with lifting rule which is not the case in Football that's why I could do what I want in Football as my Freedom oh my goodness) and consistency (even you play football in the street a goal counts only 1 point and there's nothing more than that. A win is a win and a loss is a loss, that's why you need to work hard for it. Don't think to throw and throw points. Just win. Scoring goals will be a natural reaction) . ⚽
Almost thought you were talking about football, not soccer lol
@@JamariusPharrel it's not offense but where the term "Football" came from? And the word "Soccer"? It's from England. So I chose the British way in its name because they're the original.
Gymnastics is a sport that combines so many athletic disciplines in one package, including, but not limited to flexibility, strength, balance, co-ordination, air-awareness, fitness and speed.
Most sports require one or the other. e.g. you don’t see footballers, athletes renowned for speed and strength doing a split-ring or a switch leap in the middle of a game. So gymnastics requires an all-round package that many athletes don’t have, simply due to specialisation and sport-specific strengths. It is very difficult to maintain strength and flexibility at the same time, due to the body’s nature of strengthening ligaments when muscles are strengthened (as to prevent injury). Gymnasts have to maintain their flexibility and conditioning for up to several hours a day, with their entire body, as it has been shown that they use every single muscle group in the body at different times. When I started gymnastics, I learnt to squeeze muscles that I didn't even know I had.
Gymnasts also have to be mentally, some of the toughest athletes. Mental blocks happen, and the sport is scary. From trusting your body to rotate on both axis, when you hurtling are up to 20ft in the air, to catching a thin bar after doing a release while flying. Gymnasts are also renowned for being tough on themselves, as the sport is all about precision, and doing the right thing at the right time. There is a certain place for every part of your body to be during every skill, from your toes, to you hands to your head, and simply put, if you aren't a perfectionist you won't score well, and in big competitions, failing to point your feet during a skill may well be the difference between winning gold and not even making podium.
Competing on several events is also a lot harder than you may think. Every single event is so different, and could even be classed a new sport in and of itself. Each one uses different skills and needs a different mentality approaching it, i.e. some events, such as rings or bars call for strength, while others, like beam and floor require grace and power. This means that in one competition, gymnasts challenge every aspect of their athleticism, while in other sports, your task is the same throughout the whole competition or game.
Hockey players have incredible balance. Ever hear of edge work? And then at those speeds they have to be very flexible so as not to catch an edge and blow a ligament out
You’re not looking on how they’re being ranked, yes it is really hard in somethings but doesn’t cover a wide range of the physical stuff like muscle power endurance or flexibility. Gym is extremely hard but it isn’t and ranks lowly as a tennis player you’ve obviously never tried or watched a professional match, matches go on for 4 hours using all your muscles to hit the ball as hard as possible, you need to make split second decisions and sprint and run around the court every point devoting all your power just to get one game, gym is way shorter and yes you need to do hard stuff too but imo tennis is harder and deserved that 7th spot
True fighting sports (MMA, Wrestling, Boxing ... ) are in my opinion, the hardest sports
Usain Bolt is 6'5. Tom Brady is 6'5. Jonah Lomu was 6'5. Michael Phelps is 6'4. Muhammad Ali was 6'3. Cristiano Ronaldo is 6'2. Babe Ruth was 6'2. Roger Federer is 6'1. Tiger Woods is 6'1. Wayne Gretzky is 6'0.
All these guys have the height to become elite point guards or shooting guards. So my question would be, would any of these guys become better than Michael Jordan, Dwyane Wade, Stephen Curry or Allen Iverson, had they picked basketball as a sport?
Are you saying basketball is the hardest
@@samsorrell4121 He's saying Dwayne Wade & Allen Iverson > Usain Bolt. Tom Brady. Jonah Lomu. Michael Phelps. Muhammad Ali. Cristiano Ronaldo. Babe Ruth. Roger Federer. Tiger Woods . Wayne Gretzky.
Basketball is clearly the toughest sport, ill be damned if ive ever thrown a ball into a hoop without shattering my femur.
@@epaddy0506 No way it is the toughest sport! basketball is hard don't get me wrong but it can't even compare with swimming
It’s Boxing. We usually watch guys in the top 20 and consider them trash. When the reality is most Boxers ranked anywhere within the top 50 would dominate just about every other human being in the ring Barr The men ranked above them.
No Wrestling are the hardest sport in the world man box are hard but wrestling are very hard man
@@jlolkabojlha95 No Boxing. Thats the generally accepted answer. Wrestling isn't even harder than cycling. A Boxer would have more success wrestling than vice versa.
Thomas No. You’re dumb and played yourself. As expected. However, wrestlers can’t take a punch and fold under pressure soon as they get hit in the face. Boxers crossover much better than wrestlers do. They’re too fat and outta shape. What reason you’re talking about mma, a completely different sport beats me. But we’ve already seen what an old retired Floyd does to one of the greatest mma fighters ever. Who was way bigger than Floyd and in his prime.
Do any of you even know how many fights go on in the nhl? I’d give an estimate of about 15-25 a WEEK. Almost every one of those hockey players that are fighting can take punches over and over again until they HAVE to be broken up by the refs. They also deal with pucks that are flying at 100km+ to the face, knees and ankles, and get up just fine. This shouldn’t even be that hard to choose. Hockey is number 1.
Isaac Lang Nope.
great way to explain it and my exact thought process when asking myself this question like a million times. No sport is harder than another.
Soccer is definitely the hardest. Many of the best athletes have tried to play it and get good at it but cannot. It takes so much intelligence as well as physicality it’s very hard to fine a player with both.
Literally everyone can play soccer. It doesn't require more intelligence than basic eye-leg coordination and skill. Sports that require a lot of training just to move, ex. Hockey and water polo are waaay harder to play and master, as well as being a way better means of exercise
@@jobhighschoolofcrosscity8430 Your confusing skill with physical training.Swimming is a physically trained sport,same as track,and cross country,you need good genetics.With hockey,it’s almost the same as soccer but with a puck,on ice,slightly different rules.So really they are pretty close.Soccer you need hours of training to get skillful at being able to kick hard,control your kicks,not look down at the ball all the time,being able to use your legs and feet to weave through opponents,fast reflexes,being aware all the time,having the physical toughness wear you down.And having to do all of this at once.
@@abrahamagler3040 what you just said applies to water polo too, except that you are inside water
@@abrahamagler3040 stfu
thats because they dont play soccer dumbass
“There are only three sports: bullfighting, motor racing, and mountaineering; all the rest are merely games,” Ernest Hemingway
That sounds stupid
@@nolimit4484 you had to edit to correctly write 3 words so the joke is on you
@@rajitspdstr was typing fast💀 didn’t auto correct. The joke is not on me😂 I just can’t believe you quoted that lame ass shit. You actually believe it to
One is animal abuse, one is barely a sport, and one is glorified hiking. Lmao lame ass sports tbh
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Tennis without a doubt
only mention you gave to running was comparing the top athlete to a obese person running around the block :(
Distance running, the amount of discipline needed is unmeasurable. And it's literally just running for minutes on end
Agreed, not much can compare to stretching the human body to its absolute limit with a function like running
triathlon.
Agreed, ran for 6 years and it’s hell on earth
Please just tell me why everyone thinks hickey isn’t hard yet almost every hockey player can adapt to playing ANY other sport?
@Anass Doudouh buddy do you even know how many fights go on in hockey? Take a fuckin look
Pls try gymnastics then
@@isaaclang8208 fighting isnt the only thing in sports, I played football, baseball, soccer, and basketball growing up, I quit football first, then I left soccer after 7th grade, and picked up hockey in 6th, I stopped playing basketball freshmen year in hs to only play baseball, I am now playing varsity baseball for a top high school in the state as a freshmen. My point is that many people can play many sports, its just that everyone goes their own route
@@loganconnolly2904 are you not just loving my point?
@@isaaclang8208 idk wym by that
ok maybe these 6 sports. but what about the actual sports??
"I'm a contractarian prick that likes to debate" YEP, me.
case your build like a football
Caseoh u need premium
Hockey is definitely the hardest team sport and boxing is the hardest solo sport end of discussion.
Idk man football/soccer is really debatable to be up there
@@peepeepoopoo4608 no way, not easy but can’t compare
@@eggrowl3931 what about water polo, I think that it shares the spot with hockey since just moving up and down with speed takes huge amounts of energy out of you. Not even counting the leg and arm strength you gotta have to pick up a ball and shoot while trying to balance inside water
@@eggrowl3931 boxing isn't the hardest solo sport no way. Swimming tops that any day u really can't compare the difficulty of land and water sports water makes it 10× harder
what about baseball, try hitting a ball thats going 100 miles per hour with barely enough time to react. or cricket
Caseoh pls don’t eat me I have a family 😭
You were hell a wrong Golf is the worlds most hardest sport in the most difficult sport is water polo
Bowling is actually one of the toughest sports in the world I have been a bowler for 20 years and it's a very tough sport to get good let alone great between different oil patterns and changing lanes conditions it's tough
So right! I can tell you I’m terrible at bowling, so I trust you with that.
I thought the topic or this video was “the hardest sport in the world” not “the most popular/ easiest sport to pick up”
thats the answer he gave. if just listened with your ears instead of blocking him out when he didn't pick your sport
"percentile"
Boxing, tennis and Water polo.
Shut the fuck up and grow a pair
@@isaaclang8208 lol learn how to play water polo and then talk pussy
The answer is hockey, but I will hear arguments for combat sports. Anything technical while someone is trying to kill you ranks the difficulty way up.
I always hear, “baseball is hard because no average joe can hit a 100mph fastball from a mlb pitcher.” Yeah and no average joe can score a takedown on an Olympic wrestler either. In fact, it’s probably way harder
I feel like basketball is the hardest to get into.. because 1. Your success is really based off of your birth. To be successful in basketball; you definitely have to be above average height. That alone already eliminates others who don’t have that height, reach. That’s just meeting the height standards then you also have to be athletic! And have a natural talent to make scores in the basket! Compare to other sports that any average height person can get into and hard work can pay off at times.. while basketball hard work isn’t going to increase your height.. you either got it or you don’t.
@@DerrelTheReal many great nba players are/was short
@@ziginaigra like who? Lol I’ll wait… and they aren’t short. The short nba players are above average height. Haha
Why no one is talking about cricket
It requires the most cardiovascular endurance as cricketers cover the most distance by any kind of athletes. Test cricketers covers nearly 70kms in 5 consecutive days⚡️
But it's easier than football
They will not run they will jog
Football you want Speed of athletics and stamina of marathon
motocross is definitely one of the hardest sports
american football has by far the most stringent requirements to play especially at college and pro level
Boxing, wrestling and whatever sports where you beat the shit out of each other. Hockey is also a very hard sport, financially as well as ot takes around 200 dollars to get equipment, you have to learn how to skate, and stick handling and basic wrist shots were pretty hard as well, then you have to go though more advancments and you need to work out a lot and get good stamina because you're going to get ripped apart in there.
Its basically Soccer but you're learning how to walk again by skating and then learn how to use a stick with a curve, shoot etc.
Sports like hockey and baseball are difficult to most people only because those skills are basically useless outside of the sport. We all know how to run, walk, and even wrestle to some degree. Nobody ever practices hitting things with bats or skating for any practical reason other than recreation
@@drake6800 hitting things with bats fast is part of genetics and with eyesight too.
Water polo and gymnastics
You started by saying ''to ask the right question is already half the solution of a problem'' , and you used the definition of sport to ''exclude'' complexity in favor of competivity to end up saying ''my sport is the toughest one because there's more people playing it'', while complex is litteraly a synonym of ''difficult'', so by acknowledging that hockey is the most complex, you answered your question already because you didn't ''ask the right question'' to end up with soccer being the toughest.
The question you should have asked if you wanted your answer to match the thesis is ''in which sport is it the hardest to make it up to the best professionnal league ?'' because if you think about it, yes there's way more soccer player worldwide because it's cheap, but there's way more professional soccer leagues too whereas there's only 1 NBA and tens of millions of poor kids playing it in the US since it's even cheaper than soccer to play. In France alone there's Ligue 1, Ligue 2 and Ligue 3 (i'm excluding Ligue 4 and others because they don't get paid 5000 euros per month to play whereas Ligue 3 players do) For a country of rougly 75 million people. There's only one NBA and one NFL, for a country of 350 million people.
Otherwise, a panel of sport scientists from the US olympic comitee already answered the question in a vast study years ago : it's boxing and all MMA/fight sports, followed closely by hockey at #2. You can't say they're biased because they're american otherwise they would have said american football or basketball. Soccer ended up being 7th if my memory serves me right. If you're unbiased you can do a little tought experiment that confirms it easily for hockey : if you take a group of pro players of every sport and ask them to play a casual game of every other sport, hockey would be the only one nobody would be able to play : learning to skate is like learning to swim, at 5 years old it's alright but at 30 it's tough to learn, and once you know how to skate it's like ''yay I learned how to walk'' you're not playing hockey yet. And the faster you ''walk'' the harder it gets, and when you reach a certain level other players are allowed to behead you in the middle of the ice when you're skating at 30km/h.
I'm a soccer player first, but if you discard hockey in a discussion like this one, it's because you never played it so can't fathom how difficult it really is. You think Messi is agile with a ball ? Ask him to run 3 times faster and do it with a ball with a diameter of 7cm, but he can't look down or he dies.
I think figure skating is one of most difficult sports
American football, I ain’t getting brain damage
Boxing also gives brain damage but all sports are the hardest in their own way, other than volleyball
Boxing is the hardest hands down - mentally, physically and emotionally!
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You take 100 athletes of 100 sports. I bet the hockey guy will be able to play a game of any other sport. But I am pretty sure that the other 99 athletes will have hard time doing a hockey game without spending most of their time on their ass. So they won’t be even close to score a goal nore to shoot without falling.
I think baseball and Hockey players are the best athletes in all sports. They may not be the most athletic but both sports require unbelievable hand eye coordination. If you don't have that, you don't make it anywhere in these sports. You can get by in almost any other sport if you are athletic enough. When you watch pro am Golf tournaments, its no surprise that the armature winning is almost always an ex baseball or Hockey player.
Would the hockey guy be able to do the vault or rings or any other gymnastics routine ? He will tumble or break his back. Would he be able to play polo or equestrian or skateboard or surf?
@@AliMalhotra If you take 10 random players from any sport and have them throw a football, hit a baseball, run, kick a soccer ball and anything else you want to add in there; baseball and hockey players will have a much better chance at looking natural in that activity.
To answer your question, Yes I believe that hockey and baseball players can do the rings or other gymnastics routines. Yes they can play polo, skateboard or surf. Can they do it to the level as professionals; no, never in a million years.
Look at football. Most if not all QB's have some kind of baseball background. Its why guys like Russell Wilson, John Elway, Kyle Murray all got drafted in the MLB. They just picked football over baseball. Baseball and Hockey players just have the best athletes.
I disagree with needing to have good eyesight for baseball especially when hitting. You normally only see a sort of blur as the ball comes to the plate. It’s your ability to make a prediction on where the ball will be in the shortest time possible, and then actually swinging the bat in time to hit the ball. Eyesight doesn’t mean anything.
Easier than cricket
@@itachi551 definitely not
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My eyesight is so bad i cant even see a football flying at me(talking about this football🏈)
Baseball and hockey imo are the hardest. Both of them are really hard to even start playing, and it's almost impossible to go pro in both of them.
Soccer ⚽️ is the easiest sport to play and hockey 🏒 is definitely the hardest.
I like everything except for competitive athletics or swimming. I'm not willing to hugely admire a man because he is half a second faster than the other. Too unidimensional.
I think swimming or boxing is the hardest. Boxing takes so much skill. Swimmers train the most out of every other sport
What about swimming. You literally do everything under water and using all your body parts and working them hard.
Boxing martial arts is da hardest
Motocross and supercross by far
i feel like winning the Tour De France is most def up there if its the toughest sports in the world
the hardest game is the mind games girl plays with u
actually very easy, soccer is the most difficult because its the most complex, the coordination needed to play effectively as a team, plus the fact that any individual in the field can alter decissively the outcome of the game, plus the unmatch skill ceilling of multiple facets of the game, plus the degrees of freedom that the field and the time format gives you.. not even a question bro.
That’s practically the same with any team sport. Tf you on about?
So it’s more difficult because your teammates can pick up the slack for you?
@@drake6800 brain dead response
What about motorsports?
Move wrestling and hockey, nobody talks about F1 or motocross
No. There is like no strength is needed or speed it’s all wrist
Also driving is not just turning a wheel, you have to maintain a perfect apex speed while changing gears rapidly and making a lot of adjustments on the wheel for just 1 corner.
@@ihonestlydontcare1158 Motorsports are more physical then you think.
@@Monkemonkemonkemonkemonkee I used to dirt bike a lot but yes it is physical but not quite enough to make the list
Soccer is for weak people tf? Hockey or baseball is the hardest.
Boxing is🤦🏽♂️
Baseball is literally not hard. Used to be do it and it was never hard. Boxing is the hardest sport ever.
4hunnid .a then if it isn’t that hard then why arnt you a pro? Or a collage player? You probably only played when you were like 7 and the pitchers were weak, try hitting a major league fastball or curve or knuckleball, wimp
TheWedgieCraft TWC I mean, if we’re talking pro, in soccer pros run 7+ miles a game, have to have very good coordination, reaction time, iq, and strength... let alone speed and agility. Sure baseball is hard, but I’d say it’s easier to pick up than soccer or something like hockey or boxing.
Motocross is
Case your just mad soccer is the hardest sport
Buy secondhand equipment and you can get into hockey. Its bad if you buy everything brand new. Yes its still more expensive but its not as bad as you make it out to be.
F1 is definitely the hardest and most complex sport. Also it's the only sport with NO HALFTIME. Driving 5-6 hours a weekend in the fastest cars (+trainings and preparations).
hahah im laughin at this comment. bro go learn
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MOST TECHNICAL SPORT IS DEFINATLY CRICKET
Caseoh watched your video
Has to be Boxing or Mma
Equaly hard is a Politicians Statement.
No matter how hard it is to learn Golf, you will never have to eat soup for a week because your Jaw is swolen, or your ribs are cracked and every time you cuagh, sneeze, laugh hurts.
Also People really dont understand how hard it is to Fight (cardio, Mentaly and Technical)
Boxing is called the Sweet Science for a Reason.
Even if the average Joe can't dribble in soccer at least he can run he can defend
But ice hockey he would constantly fall and trying to maintain his balance
Gymnastics and cheerleading are the tops one move can go wrong and cause broke legs death surgery
Its not that if you practice. With boxing you are almost guaranteed to get some brain damage or serious injuries
why is nobody talking abt swim. Its an extremly hard sport and its like track but with added pressure to the upper body. Its very hard to master as well because of teqnuique and staying in swim shape is painful. Some people cant even run a 400m on the track and in practice we gotta sprint 4x400 meters as a set sometimes
Definitely f1
stfu
Rage bait Caseoh
Here is an argument that is pretty definitive and hard to argue against. It mostly measures time-on-field per match, substitutions, and an entire team on field with you, how long an off season last, or doesn't in this case, and how long a career last.
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basketball is easily the hardest to master. to master it, it requires so much intelligence on the court like having court vision, handles, dribbling, shooting, passing, etc. not to mention hustle as well. i played D1 before and its so intense that even the best players on my team couldn't even get into the nba. im only 6'0 so i have rely on my skills like ball handling, speed and create space to get my shot off and that takes a lot of agility and stamina. just my opinion though
Agreed, there’s so many damn skills you have to master
Like cricket
Any sport can be hard to master. Your argument is that basketball is hard to master because of the amount of competition in the sport, not that the sport itself is hard to master
I think golf is the hardest sport to master. The difference between a perfect shot and a horrible shot is millimeters and doing it with consistency is one of the hardest things to do in sports.
if we were by hardest to master it would be hockey as the video said
Distance running and powerlifting are the hardest sports in the world
When I watched to 1:26 I was like wtf lol
Swimming..
Waterpolo
@@permperiod8933 ya I play hockey but my aunt played water polo. And holy fuck. That shit was hard
@@bug2e629 well hockey kinda mixes the surface toughness of water polo with the physical toughness of let's say boxing
Hockey has boxing in it because of penalty’s.
@Jamino ah yes it’s very ez. I swim 27+ hours a week morning and night just to get better in such a ez sport while still balancing school and my social activities. Super ez I tell ya
F1 harder than all of those
best vid ever
BASE BALL IS THE HARDEST SPORT
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I don't agree hockey is way harder then soccer just skating it's already one level up because anybody can run but staking you must learn from a young age. If you put and average Joe in any sport soccer America football (for fun) basketball baseball tennis volleyball ect... He is physically able to play because he's on flat ground. Ice hockey you have to skate at young age before you pick up a stick and learn anything else.
bowling is a vey tough sport im a bowler sure its easy to just chuck a ball down a lane but to do it at a high level and being acurate on a regular basis is extremely difficult especially with changing oil patterns and lanes being different
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American football is the most complex sport ever created by humans that does not include murder ie war
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Gymnastic on rings is most physicaly hardest sport. No one can argue.
Yeah I think I can argue. It’s wrestling
Yeah it is really hard sport but I'd say a close 2nd to swimming
Swimming. Swimming is the all around, most difficult financially, mentally, socially and physically. It also is not a professional paying sport. Before Phelps, the whole of swimming ran off of advertising and donations. Meaning you are swimming for yourself, because it's not just a job, it's for the fame and glory.
Depending on the stroke of choice, every single muscle in your body is pushed to the extreme, not just muscles either. Lungs and brain too.
You are breathing less than half the time, when your heart, brain and muscles need the most oxygen. Watch some videos, all elite swimmers down to the 8 year olds, train to hold your breath for extended periods of time at peak pace. When you get to breath, it is for a fraction of a second inside a humidity filled pool. Watching a black line on the bottom of the pool for up 10000 yards a workout. You can't hear the cheers, you can only see the person next to you, you don't know how fast you are going, or if your split time has gotten better or worse. Hoping your goggles stay on during the dive. Essentially naked in crowds and on TV. Access to having a pool or team is rough too. More than half the world can't swim and don't want to swim. When you look at a swimmers body, there is no fat, our muscle distribution is scary looking, girls don't like looking like that. 😅 Elite swimmers almost always have a genetic link that is seen across the board in every country. Depending on your stroke, those genetics are enhanced. Butterfly and freestyle people are always tall, and shoulders to finger tips are wider than you are tall, have longer and leaner torsos and hips (making that part of the body able to streamline on top of the water, dropping the hips is aerodynamically harmful) we are built like a brick house. Sprinters have very broad ribs cages, generally meaning the Lungs are bigger, not just trained more, but born with larger Lungs. Chlorine is your scent, hair is brittle, blonde hair is green, haha 😄
Anyways...thats my 2 cents
Where is waterpolo , you wouldn't be able to practice this sport