What sport would a manlet with a short torso and long femur

>a manlet
bungee jumping with no rope

>>35476426
Football, or as amerifats call it - Soccer

>>35476455
What if i have no coordination for it?

>>35476498
Practice then nigger

>>35476498
Then get big, learn positioning and play defense faggot :)

>>35476426
I'd say that manlets are generally good for boxing/combat sports.

>>35476426
All world class benchers are 5'6-5'7 so you can compete in bench only powerlifting comps I suppose?

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>>35476426

>>35476426
Anything involving running. Play hooker in rugby to make the most of your manlet status.

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Pic related, Thomas Domingo, former French international prop. He's 5'8'', 240.

>>35476426
>What sport would a manlet with a short torso and long femur be good at?
Pro cyclist, assuming you're comfortable with being around 140-150lbs with huge thighs, and your natural endurance is excellent.

>>35476441
top kek

>>35476426
you'll do well in anything that long levers benefit. Endurance sports such as cycling, running, or rowing you can probably do well in. Otherwise depending on where you live, soccer, rugby, Australian rules, and boxing should favour your body type.

>>35476426
Wrestling is good for manlets
greco-roman style

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>>35477026

I have the opposite problem from OP. I have a very long torso, but my femur length is short. Not sure if this contributes for my decent dead and squat but shitty bench. What sport is good for me, I'm 6'1

>>35478989
shitposter at /sp/ mayne

>>35476426
neck-rope hangs

>>35476426
Soccer, boxing, running

>>35478898
Being a long-legged wrestler is a bad thing anon. Higher center of gravity=easier to take down

>>35476426
Wrestling trust me

>>35478989
swimming