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Hit me with a flowerrrrrr...
How are we doing? Sorry, HOW ARE WE DOING! Anwen check in.
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I'm currently at Scunthorpe of all places, caring (or teaching, instructing, advising, looking after, call it what you want) for children during their Gaming and E-sports college lessons.
As in playing computer games?
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Sport is sport, be it tapping a ball in a net or tapping some keys on a keyboard.
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Sport pertains to any form of competitive physical activity or game that aims to use, maintain or improve physical ability and skills while providing ...
Debatable at best then. What’s the world coming to?
Debatable at best then. What’s the world coming to?
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they can earn a lot of money, there is a large industry behind it and sports councils.
They have diets and training to keep fit and agile, they do analysis on their performance to improve their skills, mental ability and teamwork.
More effort in this than a walk around a field hitting a ball a few hundred feet into a small hole, or twirling a few batons on the spot or prancing around on a horse to some music, or sliding/rolling/cueing a ball near to a smaller ball or moving some wooden pieces on an 8x8 grid ...
They have diets and training to keep fit and agile, they do analysis on their performance to improve their skills, mental ability and teamwork.
More effort in this than a walk around a field hitting a ball a few hundred feet into a small hole, or twirling a few batons on the spot or prancing around on a horse to some music, or sliding/rolling/cueing a ball near to a smaller ball or moving some wooden pieces on an 8x8 grid ...
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I d9nt consider some of those ‘sports’ either.
CassidyAce
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I'm not sure about whether e-sports fit my idea of a sport either but don't rugby club drinking games count as sports according to this definition? 'Competitive physical activity' using 'physical ability' . . .
