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  • magicrhodes
    magicrhodes Posts: 123
    If you can compete in sensible, not specific , shoes it is a pastime/hobby NOT sport!

    That is my definition and I like it!
  • magicrhodes
    magicrhodes Posts: 123
    If you can compete in sensible, not specific , shoes it is a pastime/hobby NOT sport!

    That is my definition and I like it!
  • Ben6899
    Ben6899 Posts: 9,686
    Cressers wrote:
    I'll call F1 a sport when the drivers have to pedal their cars.

    In my experience of go karting; it tires/hurts your hands, your arms, your core, your shoulders, your neck and the concentration required to do well is the cherry on the top. God only knows how you'd feel after 2hrs in an F1 car.

    I think it's very short-sighted to fail to recognise it as a sport or the level of fitness required to compete at the highest level. Riding a bike is easy if we're honest - 'we' only choose to make it difficult by striving for high average speeds and high mileage.
    Ben

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  • glauciaregina9
    glauciaregina9 Posts: 259
    magicrhodes wrote:
    If you can compete in sensible, not specific, shoes it is a pastime/hobby NOT sport!

    That is my definition and I like it!



    Heh. Nice. :lol:
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  • shouldbeinbed
    shouldbeinbed Posts: 2,660
    Cressers wrote:
    I'll call F1 a sport when the drivers have to pedal their cars.

    you'll be sticking the boot into darts next :wink:
  • bearfraser
    bearfraser Posts: 435
    "Engerland" :lol:

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