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What are the best sports to play for physique, for fun, or for any other reason you can think of?
 
Swimming for physique and recovery of other sports and basketball for fun for me personally
 
Swimming easily for physique, very close second to gymnastics though, those guys have absolute cannons for arms

Fun wise personally I like tennis, and it’s def an attractive sport

I think the most attractive sport for American girls is probably lacrosse or hockey tho
 
MrdrCake said:
Swimming easily for physique, very close second to gymnastics though, those guys have absolute cannons for arms

Fun wise personally I like tennis, and it’s def an attractive sport

I think the most attractive sport for American girls is probably lacrosse or hockey tho
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For girls I feel like it’s soccer/volleyball but those are good takes too
 
Lifting is often cope for not being good at any other sport
 
MrdrCake said:
Oh nah I mean like what sports girls find most attractive

Yeah a soccer girl is hot
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Oh that’s what you meant, apologies. I can agree with hockey but in USA it’s probably football more than lacrosse because football = Higher status
 
Whitepill said:
Oh that’s what you meant, apologies. I can agree with hockey but in USA it’s probably football more than lacrosse because football = Higher status
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Yeah maybe but at least where I live lacrosse boys are thirsted over heavy

I think it’s the uniform
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It’s a little reminiscent of a valiant knight or smth, prob has something to do with it
 
MrdrCake said:
Yeah maybe but at least where I live lacrosse boys are thirsted over heavy

I think it’s the uniform
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It’s a little reminiscent of a valiant knight or smth, prob has something to do with it
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Really, lacrosse? That’s interesting though I won’t lie.
 
Whitepill said:
Really, lacrosse? That’s interesting though I won’t lie.
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Yeah, honestly the football team at least at my school doesn’t seem to good so maybe it’s just that the boys lacrosse team has better athletes
 
MrdrCake said:
Yeah, honestly the football team at least at my school doesn’t seem to good so maybe it’s just that the boys lacrosse team has better athletes
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It’s gotta be respective of which one is more popular then
 
sexlesstosexles said:
chlorination. fluoridation.
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  • Chlorine
    Can dry out the skin, causing itchiness and discomfort. To soothe itchy skin, you can take a shower immediately after swimming to wash off any residual chlorine. Chlorinated pool water can also cause eye irritation.
    <most swimmers do shower after pool and you can also use moisturizer
    <eye irritation can be avoided with goggles
 
Whitepill said:
  • Chlorine
    Can dry out the skin, causing itchiness and discomfort. To soothe itchy skin, you can take a shower immediately after swimming to wash off any residual chlorine. Chlorinated pool water can also cause eye irritation.
    <most swimmers do shower after pool and you can also use moisturizer
    <eye irritation can be avoided with goggles
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shower has it 2
 
You can argue about the theoretical effects of chlorine and fluoride but the bottom line is that swimmers do just have crazy physiques
 
MrdrCake said:
You can argue about the theoretical effects of chlorine and fluoride but the bottom line is that swimmers do just have crazy physiques
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And are often moggers as long as they don’t mouth breathe outside of the pool
 
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