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    The definition of what constitutes a sport has been debated among athletes and observers for years, as some activities like darts, chess, and shuffleboard are more controversial than others such as baseball, football, and soccer. While some argue that billiards is not a sport because it requires little physical exertion and carries little risk of injury, others counter that billiards does require hand-eye coordination and could be considered a sport. There is no clear consensus on where to draw the line between sports and leisure activities.

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    The definition of what constitutes a sport has been debated among athletes and observers for years, as some activities like darts, chess, and shuffleboard are more controversial than others such as baseball, football, and soccer. While some argue that billiards is not a sport because it requires little physical exertion and carries little risk of injury, others counter that billiards does require hand-eye coordination and could be considered a sport. There is no clear consensus on where to draw the line between sports and leisure activities.

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    The definition of what constitutes a sport has been debated among athletes and observers for years, as some activities like darts, chess, and shuffleboard are more controversial than others such as baseball, football, and soccer. While some argue that billiards is not a sport because it requires little physical exertion and carries little risk of injury, others counter that billiards does require hand-eye coordination and could be considered a sport. There is no clear consensus on where to draw the line between sports and leisure activities.

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    The seemingly simple question of "what defines a sport?

    " has been the fodder for argument and


    vinitionde(conversation)for years,among professional and armchair athlete alike.There seems to be no
    doubt that virgous and highly competitive activities such as baseball,football,and sorcerer are truly
    "sport," but when the subject for other activities such as dart,chess,and shuflleboard is broached we find
    ourselves at the hearth of controversy.

    let (if) say,biliards,is not (a) sport,and what exactly what is it?.Those who whould dispute it to be sport
    would respond that it is a simple leisure activity.They would go on to claim true sport first and foresome
    (foremost)requires some form of phsical exertion.More some (to the) point,if a player does not break a
    sweat,what he or she plays is not sport.Beyone that,more important criteria would be the need for
    decent hand-eye coordination and ever-present possibility suistane injury.Biliard only have one of those
    sepesification(hand-eye coordination)so according to the doubters,it is not real sport.

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