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Is boxing a good choice? The confidence that comes with knowing you are able to cave someone's skull in surely transfers to business well.

>> No.13027074

>>13027066
Golf is the patrician tier business man sport some of the biggest deals are done in the green

>> No.13027087

>>13027066
Yep concussions will help you with business decisions

>> No.13027100

>>13027074
Cycling is the new golf you 30 year old boomer.

>> No.13027102

>>13027066
Yes. Nothing calms the nerves like thinking about how easily you can destroy the people you are in meetings with.

>> No.13027134

>>13027066
Anything with cardio.
>in b4 chess is a sport
"sport" as, "an athletic activity requiring skill or physical prowess and often of a competitive nature."

>> No.13027215

>>13027066
Jiu jitsu and/or muay thai...everything else is a meme

>> No.13027304

>>13027215
Ok joe rogan

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13027320

>>13027066
Oh yeah taking blows to the head, steroids, and not studying any fucking business is great for your business acumen you dumbass

>> No.13027341

>>13027066
I did boxing in high school but I wouldn’t say it helps with business. I would say it helps with discipline and comfort knowing you know how to fight which is probably more than some random dude on the street or your faggoty boss. If you go to an actual boxing gym with a trainer the intense workouts will make sure you stay fit and healthy

>> No.13027375

>>13027341
>comfort knowing you know how to fight
This is what I thought would be helpful.

>> No.13027394

>>13027215

Nah man, he should definitely do Aikido. Aikido is godtier from all the combat sports out there

>> No.13027406

Poker

>> No.13027420

Just carry a gun with you for confidence.

>> No.13027426

>>13027420
Does my 12” cock count?

>> No.13027886

>>13027066
ping pong if you work with asians in IT

>> No.13028016

>>13027066
Football and team sports. Take it very seriously and be good at it though.

>> No.13028045

>>13027100
and it's certifiably for fags who want to play dress up. legacy business is for cucks.

>> No.13028326

Why would knowing how to beat someone up help you in business? They have nothing to do with each other.

I thought that fighting would help me with my autism too but I was wrong. I have dedicated myself for years to martial arts and am working towards becoming professional.

I still have trouble talking to people or making eye contact. I still feel the same uncomfortably, I take no comfort in knowing I could hurt the other person if we started to fight. I still get verbally bullied by chads who dont know me. I have knocked people out in the cage while the crowds cheered. I'm still beta af

Just lift weights

>> No.13028340

>>13028326
If you don’t have autism I think it can actually work wonders

What do you do? Muay Thai?

>> No.13028351

>>13028326
>I still get verbally bullied by chads who dont know me
So you are not bullied by people that do know you.

>> No.13028365

>>13027066
tennis

>> No.13028413

Anything that involves floating or flying, since it excludes poors as rule.

>> No.13028418

>>13028351
Well all the chads that know me are my sparring partners

>>13028340
MMA

Boxing, BJJ, and Kickboxing mainly. And mix in various other parts that are most effective from other martial arts, like the 80/20 rule. Some karate style kicks, a few judo throws that are effective without clothing, some wrestling and muay thai.

It's really up to you personally what your interested in, they are all mostly effective in their own ways. In america a lot of people do wrestling in highschool so they learn a grappling style and add in some striking.

>> No.13028438

hit the gym and gain muscles. I was a nerd back then but since I gained size my confidence is sky high and im pullin bitches left and right

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>>13028413
>floating or flying, since it excludes poors as rule.

You must not know about Dixieland

>> No.13028502

>>13027066
You're just and insecure faggot, boxing won't help for shit

>> No.13028547

>>13028466
Those are costs prohibitive- there are ready to spend which is a marker.

>> No.13029054

>>13028502
Why do you think it won't help? the point is that "insecurity" is ridden in deep fear of getting violenc'ed. By learning to do harm to others effectively, you mitigate a lot of that.

>> No.13029095

If you train boxing properly (meaning sparring), you are going to fuck your brain up.
If you care about your business acumen, stick to martial arts where you can avoid getting hit in the head. For the most part, that means grappling.
You could also just go halfway and avoid full sparring with striking sports.

>> No.13029180

Sailing, noone?

>> No.13029201

Rich people sports are the best for business. Polo, golf, etc.

>> No.13029258

>>13029201
For conducting business, that's true. How about training oneself for entrepreneurship?

>> No.13029279

>>13029258
>How about training oneself for entrepreneurship?
To train for entrepreneurship, you learn business skills rather than wasting time on sports.
Just some lifting/cardio to keep yourself healthy and that's about it.

>> No.13029282

>>13029258
What other sports have higher quality human capital? Because it isn't the prole shit suggests here- crossfit/weights, combat sports,rock climbing.

>> No.13030196

>>13029282
All sports with no human interaction. Good for losers who have to deal with being shat on by their superiors and have to deal with it alone.

>> No.13030355

>>13027066
I hired a guy for an entry level analyst job that was into boxing. He interviewed well and seemed sharp but he ended up doing really poor work and would awkwardly bring up topics that are not appropriate for a professional workplace in casual conversation. We eventually got rid of him after a year. I can't help but think he may have been hit in the head a few too many times.

>> No.13031215

Gonna sound faggy and Joe Brogan but yoga is pretty legit.

>> No.13031247

Unironically Go and Poker

>> No.13031473

>>13031247
This is not to be deviated, true?
If sucker is not observed-sucker is you.