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What makes a sport, a sport?
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[QUOTE="sufandu, post: 324400, member: 874"] I define a sport as requiring athleticism and skill, and opponents try to prevent one another from scoring while trying to score themselves. Athleticism alone does not, in my mind, make something a sport, therefore swimming, track and field, and the like are not sports. They are athletic endeavors. I don't consider golf a sport because there is no athleticism involved. Tiger Woods having difficult workouts does not define the whole activity. I know many guys that kill it in the gym and aren't athletic. Bodybuilding involves difficult workouts and is not a sport. Other people will argue that golf is a sport because of it's difficulty. Neuo surgery is pretty darn difficult too, but it's not a sport. Difficulty is relative. Michael Jordan could never play golf on a professional level, but could any golfer ever score even one basket on an NBA player that played real defense on him? No. I group other activities like archery and sport shooting in with golf. I can appreciate the necessary skill, but they're all lacking the requirement of athleticism. [/QUOTE]
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