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post 1535157571 11-20-2017, 12:19 PM
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post 1535157821 11-20-2017, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted By jonmcd46
Do you realize how much nfl players study? Every play is scripted and memorized, and hours are spent trying to find tenancies in other players and figuring out how to counter an exploit it. Thats why so many QB's with extraordinary arm talent flame out of the league quickly. Can you be good at football if you're a dumbass? Yes, but I'd argue the same for any other sport
The preplanned/"scripted" nature of the routes that players are running removes creativity/quick thinking from the equation (excluding the QB, of course) and makes it more a display of athleticism, imo
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post 1535158121 11-20-2017, 12:25 PM
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Anything but soccer, that's a game for children and retards. Even bowling requires more smarts than soccer.
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post 1535159041 11-20-2017, 12:34 PM
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If you consider billiards a sport....a good argument could be made for billiards. Geometry, future positions and strategies...

In terms of athletic sports, there is definitely a mind game to tennis that is underrated.
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post 1535160051 11-20-2017, 12:44 PM
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Lol at people mentioning team sports.

Tennis by a long way. There is a reason the top players are so stoic, it is a mental chess match lasting multiple hours.
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post 1535160411 11-20-2017, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted By somfking
from awareness, to creative thinking, to quick thinking etc.obviously every sport requires intelligence to know when to do this or that. Which do you think requires the most?
When you add "quick thinking" to awareness and creative thinking

I'm gonna have to go with combat sports, particularly MMA or Boxing
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post 1535160701 11-20-2017, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted By 300BLK
When you add "quick thinking" to awareness and creative thinking

I'm gonna have to go with combat sports, particularly MMA or Boxing
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its gotta be a team sport. you just don't think about what you're doing, you're thinking about your teammates abilities and what they can do as well.

i'd say hockey even though im not a fan of it
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All sports require fuk all intelligence, so I think it's a moot point anyway.

I'll probably go with NFL - QB, if I had to make a choice.
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but it's not really a sport. Sport has nothing to do with intelligence.
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Golf.

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Uwotm8? The opponent can't even do anything to your play or ball and you have all the time you want to think.

High skill but intelligence? There is pretty much one way to play every course, you just have to execute.
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All of them, every pro athlete has a high IQ relative to their sport.
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Originally Posted By PeaceWithin
When you think about it, every sport gives you time to think where the most you do is move around, occasionally get hit by a ball, get shoved, or tackled to the ground. While in MMA/Boxing, you literally have to read, react, outsmart your opponent, and hold your composure while getting clobbered repeatedly. The amount of thinking that it takes to prevent from getting seriously hurt while trying to hurt your opponent is pretty up there.
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It depends on the level you're playing on.

High-level professional MMA requires an insane amount of fight IQ just to stay conscious. But an idiot with a decent chin can see some success at the local YMCA.
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Originally Posted By 300BLK
When you think about it, every sport gives you time to think where the most you do is move around, occasionally get hit by a ball, get shoved, or tackled to the ground. While in MMA/Boxing, you literally have to read, react, outsmart your opponent, and hold your composure while getting clobbered repeatedly. The amount of thinking that it takes to prevent from getting seriously hurt while trying to hurt your opponent is pretty up there.
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Originally Posted By jonmcd46
Do you realize how much nfl players study? Every play is scripted and memorized, and hours are spent trying to find tenancies in other players and figuring out how to counter an exploit it. Thats why so many QB's with extraordinary arm talent flame out of the league quickly. Can you be good at football if you're a dumbass? Yes, but I'd argue the same for any other sport
NFL players are known for their massive IQ. Not srs.
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Originally Posted By WorldClassDBag
True I had a ton of retards on my team
A coach I knew who worked with Jordan Burroughs once said to me: "There are the smart wrestlers and then there are the animals." Different styles. Most likely, though, it requires reactions that are really faster than you can think through the moves--it's a type of intelligence, but a lot of it is instinct acquired through drills and training.

I'm not sure running REQUIRES intelligence, but the distance running teams I see at schools almost universally have the highest GPAs. Perhaps because it's a sport of intensely delayed gratification, which--as per the Stanford Marshmallow Test--we see in those with higher IQs.



ETA: if we're talking boxing, uh... ya may start out smart but ya won't stay that way. Dat head trauma.
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I don't think fighting requires huge intelligence. It's more of a spatial awareness and physical conditioning sport. I'd say probably Chess (yes, it's considered a sport by the International Olympic Committee).
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Originally Posted By FatalTragedy12
I don't think fighting requires huge intelligence. It's more of a spatial awareness and physical conditioning sport. I'd say probably Chess (yes, it's considered a sport by the International Olympic Committee).
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Originally Posted By zknarc
Uwotm8? The opponent can't even do anything to your play or ball and you have all the time you want to think.

High skill but intelligence? There is pretty much one way to play every course, you just have to execute.
U right. Best I could come up with. Sports aren't normally correlated with intelligence.
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