I don't care for sports in general.
That being said, this thread is gonna erupt with people not understanding normal Bigzo and that he's just asking a question.
I don't care for sports in general.
That being said, this thread is gonna erupt with people not understanding normal Bigzo and that he's just asking a question.
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Nope, don't watch them, just don't care too. They just flat out are not as exciting as mens sports.
I watch women's handball, mostly because I used to play myself. As for why it isn't watch as much, my best guess would be that it either isn't as interesting (woman might not go as much into it? Or just not the same high level skill? Or maybe it is just misogyny and the patriarchy!!! <- that last one is a joke, please do not take serious), or that for a long time it was nonexistent and the market was already saturated, or maybe something completely different that we don't know.
It is actually quite a good question, with that excellent Bigzo charm to it
Not being into women's sports = hate filled.
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I hardly see the appeal in spectating sports to begin with, much less the second league. Every 2 years I hide in the masses during the world/euro cup, but that's about it and if it weren't for everyone else takling about it I would probably not even notice myself.
Gymnastics really...
That's about it.
I'm more into boxing which is something I train myself so naturally I watch men.
N-no homo of course.
I have watched them in the past to ogle the women a bit, but then I quickly move on....I don't really enjoy watching any sport.
Volleyball is actually a great sport to watch
Thanks to her holiness Katie Taylor women boxing is actually starting to look sharp.
Then I'd say tennis and gymnastics...
I don't find women sports in general as entertaining as men's.
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Yeah right heard that before
All those fit muscly men in shorts.
What weight you in?
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I like women's soccer, women's beach volleyball, and women's hockey.
Oh and water polo.
I do not watch any womens sport as I have zero interest in any paralympic event.
Former pro female fighter. I did gymnastics and dance when I was younger. Played football and rugby in high school. Playing hockey now for fun, but I"m terrible.
Here's my thoughts on women's sports. I don't blame people for not watching or supporting them for the most part. They're substandard, in a lot of cases, with the exception of things like gymnastics and tennis, where there's a strong cultivation of talent. Other women's sports just don't have the talent pool to draw from to bring them anywhere near that of the skill level that men do, especially on the international level. I'm a terrible hockey player, but I could go over to central Europe and be the strongest skater on an Olympic team.
Furthermore, a lot of women's sports are diminished in terms of how they're played. A lot of sports are lessened in physicality, and diminished in skill requirements for rules. It cheapens the experience in my opinion.
What I think we need is for women's sports to get harder. They should be totally equal to men's sports in terms of how they're played. They should receive more serious funding at the school level, and encourage people to take it more seriously, and make it more about winning. The skill level will increase, the participation will increase, and pro sports for women will become more watchable.
I'll watch gymnastics and...any Olympic event, but in terms of normal seasons, I still prefer the guys. more athletic and more competitive with some notable exceptions (like Ronda Rowsey, and that former Baylor super star in basketball)
I only watch womens sports during the olympics.
I watch sports only during major events... world cup, maybe olympics. And then I don't care if the athletes are male or female (though I must admit that men's ice skating is pretty impressive but maybe that's because I enjoy seeing hot guys doing incredible acrobatic stunts^^).
In my home city football (or soccer for ye Americans) is a huge thing for girls and we have a lot of programmes to get them hooked up playing. It helps that your national team has won a lot of titles, though. So maybe (hopefully) even though football is still male dominated in Europe, we can see a shift in attention.
Haha.
Truth be told I'm a new fish at heavyweight and can't wait to drop this weight to go back to my usual
But yeah it was a jump in weight I got a stretch mark on my inner quad due to it, it's small and silver so I'm pretty thankful for that.
Will be cutting/ maintaining in the 70's until next winter when I'll do another big bulk and hope to hit the 80's again.
I'd probably watch padded football and not lingerie football if padded football had ANY competitiveness that lingerie football appears to have.
I'am planning to see the womens semi final in champions league in fact.
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