What Sports do Attorneys Play? Forum

[lawyerwannabe]

I can see this thread is getting pretty liberal with the word "sport".

[jess]

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[bk1]

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[dingbat]

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[monkey85]

they love LARPing.

[jess]

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[fatduck]

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what's funny is the people who do this are usually completely unknown posters with <100 posts.

[barestin]

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[top30man]

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[basilseal]

Dressage

Underrated.

[Anonymous User]

2:50ish marathoner here. When I was at a V20, there were about a dozen or so hardcore runners in the office. Enough so that the firm had a locker room that was usually pretty busy in the mornings. A couple were high 2:40s. A few more were about as fast as me, maybe a tick slower. Several others were old-guy-Boston-qualifier fast. Most of us were either former college runners (albeit a decade or three removed) or competitive tri people. We usually swept the team competitions at the annual law firm charity 5k, though the individual competition was a bit out of reach -- when I was there, there was an OT-caliber marathoner who was an associate at a boutique who would drop a 14:XX. (My days in the 15s and 16s ended when I hit the legal drinking age, and even the fastest at the firm would be lucky to go 17 high.)

[basilseal]

As long as we're being serious, I'd recommend squash. A lot of (old-fashioned, I've noticed) attorneys in my city play, and as it's something of a specialty sport there's a built-in sense of membership. A real blast too, once one gets the hang of it.

[Danteshek]

I run in circles around fields at high speeds

[dingbat]

As long as we're being serious, I'd recommend squash. A lot of (old-fashioned, I've noticed) attorneys in my city play, and as it's something of a specialty sport there's a built-in sense of membership. A real blast too, once one gets the hang of it.

Awesome sport.

Does "hide the salami" count as a sport?

[Anonymous User]

Spider 3 Y Banana

[Anonymous User]

Spider 3 Y Banana

[Burgstaller04]

Spider 3 Y Banana

Hit the wrong reply button...did it twice...here's me being a dumbass

[drmguy]

Dressage

Came her to post this

If not dressage definitely polo.