Toughest Sport????

bumpymark

not wanting to agree with an aussie but yes rugby league first!! get battered and get up and play unlike wendyball( football) players who milk every oppertunity to get a penalty!

DrPhil

Beat me to it.

CURRT1S

Golf for me, there's no running involved but 18 holes on a hot day and I'm shattered!

Spencer Jackson

How about a net session in Australia against Mitchell Johnson, that would kill you lol

CURRT1S

Give me that over a round of 18 in Australia, don't think I'd make 10!

Omnimorph

Having just recently got into rock climbing / bouldering, I have to agree with this. It's amazingly satisfying to be able to conquer newer problems Been going from 3 months and have noticed some definite improvement in my muscle definition and my grip strength.

Can be a bit expensive to start when you're trying it out, but if you do like it buy a pair of shoes (about £50) buy a long term membership to your local climbing wall / centre and it'll be a cheap all year round activity where you meet really helpful people and enjoy learning a new hobby.

Edit: And having a lot of friends who think they can do all the climbs because they have good upper body strength or w/e. You invite them along and they soon see it's not as easy as they thought. That's how I ended up getting started too

Spencer Jackson

That's great news that you have found something you like and get in great shape too, keep it up

figoagogo

Any sport can be the "toughest sport" taken to the max? I am sure 3 weeks racing the TdF is tough, playing a final of a Rugby match it tough, rowing, climbing, running, fighting... my chosen sport is Cycling, I can make it as easy or as hard as I like... I do have a fetish for climbing monster hills as fast as I can, its tough but I love it. This year i am trying to push my self to compete, MTB race end of Feb, 2 hours continuous off roading will hurt.

Joey123

boxing bro..

Dan201

1 for boxing or all full contact fight sports. You have to be as fit as other sports but also get punched/kicked while maintaining that fitness/skill.