As you can tell where I am going from the title let's get on with the info.

Top ten sports that can make you the best you:-

#1) Football I hear all the football fans here saying let's goooo at the top of there lungs but that is the case it is a sport that is capable of making you touch grass (just kidding)

Regular practice provides you with stamina, speed, striking power, game dynamics or a little bit of dynamic vision and final most the teamwork.

Also quite a bit of confidence so, next time someone ask you who is better messi or ronaldo? Ask them back who is the most confident or just say whetever you want what can i do? anyways here is link to knowing everything about football--https://youtu.be/Phnt5QZ7X7o?si=GkylQhx2ztUawsji

#2)Table Tenis or should i say ping pong well that is the official name but the sport is kinda cool and you should check i out cause i just did and it was pretty i mean one of the coolest moments of my life okay a bit exagerating but that is not the point at the start there are two players with small wrackets or you know it don't you?

there is a net in between that is so short it should not even be considered a net but that is the definition soooo, you try to make the ball land on you opponents side of the board and try so that it false there are differents types of serves and for that i will give a link https://youtu.be/k-MzcgTA-Mw?si=a2sShx9Tb7p5-44T. It promotes dynamic vision and hand eye cordination.

#3)Cricket, that baffling sport where grown adults in pristine whites spend hours hitting a small, hard ball with a plank of wood, then run between some sticks like their trousers are on fire. Meanwhile, a bunch of other adults stand around looking vaguely interested until it's their turn to have a go, or try to catch the aforementioned hard ball, which is apparently a heroic feat worthy of slow-motion replays. And the scoring? Don't even ask. It's a mystical art involving 'runs', 'wickets', and numbers that seem to have been plucked randomly from thin air. Just nod and smile, it's probably best not to think about it too hard. Anyway here is the link -https://youtu.be/wHEIT32ZEVs?si=uwkzmIS1bCMSVpV4

#4)Basketball--   Basketball: a sport where very tall people in questionable shorts run around bouncing an orange globe, occasionally throwing it at a hoop like they're trying to angrily feed a metal bin. The aim, apparently, is to get the ball through the hoop, which earns you points that seem to be awarded with the same logic as choosing lottery numbers. There's a lot of yelling, shoe squeaking, and dramatic fouling that results in more free throws, which are basically uncontested shots that somehow still manage to miss with surprising frequency. It's a simple concept made incredibly complex by rules, referees with whistles they clearly enjoy using, and the sheer athleticism required to jump that high without springs in your shoes. Just try not to think about the physics of it all, and enjoy the spectacle of giants playing a very elaborate game of catch.

Here is a link to play basketball-https://youtu.be/oyjYgmsM00Q?si=-GS5AppHW7XeXxqP

#5) Martial arts ---- where people voluntarily learn to punch, kick, and sometimes throw each other around in fancy pajamas. It's like a very intense game of tag, but with more yelling and the occasional accidental elbow to the face. The goal seems to be to look really serious while doing elaborate movements that might, in theory, help you fend off a mugger, or at least impress your relatives. And the belts! Oh, the belts! A sartorial journey through various colors, each supposedly representing a deeper understanding of how to not get punched in the face. Just try not to giggle when someone bows deeply to a wooden dummy; it's all part of the mystique.

There is not a specific video nor is this a specific sports however taekwondo would be good to start from -- https://youtu.be/hTRtnm1wmQk?si=QiNvAQ4sigkjzNPl

#6) Tennis - Tennis: a refined battle waged with fancy rackets and a fuzzy yellow ball, mostly between two or four people who look like they're swatting particularly persistent flies. They chase this bouncy sphere with surprising intensity, grunting with each swing as if they're single-handedly lifting a small car. The scoring system involves words like "love" and "deuce," which sound more like terms of endearment (or maybe a bad hand in cards) than actual points. And the net! This crucial barrier that ensures maximum awkward running and desperate dives. It's a sophisticated way to get a good workout while simultaneously trying to avoid hitting the ball into next week. Just try not to wonder why they don't just use a bigger ball; it would probably save everyone a lot of effort. Link -http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgmzdLQ4hdQ

#7) Bedminton -- imagine tennis, but instead of a sensible ball, they've decided to hit a feathered shuttlecock, which flutters through the air with all the aerodynamic grace of a startled pigeon. Players leap and lunge with impressive agility, desperately trying to prevent this bizarre projectile from touching the ground on their side of the net. The scoring, much like its racket-wielding cousin, involves a unique vocabulary that seems designed to confuse anyone who isn't already initiated. It's a sport that combines the frantic energy of chasing after something that wants to float away with the delicate precision of trying to swat a very stubborn insect. Just try not to laugh when someone makes a dramatic dive for a shuttlecock that's clearly heading out; the dedication is almost admirable. Link- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAS7rOKtpgQ

#8)Chess -- Mental work time a brilliant move 

Imagine chess is like a battle between two medieval armies, but instead of swords and shields, they use little wooden pieces with fancy names.

The king is this old dude who moves like he's got arthritis. He can only shuffle one square at a time and just hopes someone else will do the hard work for him. Meanwhile, the queen is the real MVP — she moves like she’s on a shopping spree, covering the whole board and looking fabulous while doing it.

The knights? Well, they're the weirdos. They jump around in an L-shape, almost like they're trying to avoid traffic. They don’t follow rules, and they don’t care. Just watch them go!

The bishops are basically the church leaders who decided they’re only going to walk diagonally because straight lines are for peasants. The rooks are the jocks of the team, all about running in straight lines—super efficient, very linear. They're the ones who knock things over in their path, no subtlety.

Then, we have the pawns, who are tiny but hopeful. They dream of becoming queens but end up getting sacrificed in the name of strategy. Sometimes they get promoted to a queen if they make it across the board, like the underdog story of the century.

At the end of the day, chess is a slow, meticulous war with a lot of pretending you're smarter than you are while your opponent slowly turns your army into an embarrassment. Oh, and don’t forget to checkmate — that's the part where you finally trap the king and say, "Game over, buddy!" play chess via chess.com

I was going to do 10 but only did 8 because i am lazy but jokes aside please like and comment because i don't think that many people wil be having a look at this you the viewer is my only hope and bye have a nice day.