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bJ_Bhoy 87 said:
Well thats how they broke it down.. Running is only running, not a sport, unless it is competed for. Its not the answer.
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A sport consists of a physical activity or skill carried out with a recreational purpose: for competition, for self-enjoyment, to attain excellence, for the development of a skill, or some combination of these.

Who are "they"? Whoever "they" are don't know what "they" are talking about.
 

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Guiness World Records, who made this list. Running, or track events, or marathon, is not the answer. Try again.
 

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bJ_Bhoy 87 said:
You dont have to be registered to actively participate in sport, (or so it is counted on this list) so football is not the answer.
Thatz pretty lame don't you think...?

Then swimming, track and field would have to be at the top.
 
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Sport has nothing to do with registration.

dictionary said:
sport
n.

1.
1. Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
2. A particular form of this activity.
2. An activity involving physical exertion and skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken competitively.
3. An active pastime; recreation.
 
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bJ_Bhoy 87 said:
Guiness World Records, who made this list. Running, or track events, or marathon, is not the answer. Try again.
dictionary said:
run·ning
n.

1. The act or an instance of running.
2. The power or ability to run.
3. Sports. The exercise or sport of someone who runs.

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Running is defined in sporting terms as a gait in which at some point all feet are off the ground at the same time.
I'm sure most people have done that at some point.
The answer is running.
 

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Thatz pretty lame don't you think...?

Then swimming, track and field would have to be at the top.
No, but you will probably think its lame. Keep guessing, it aint swimming either.
 

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RanyofuKenyan? said:
encyclopedia said:
Running is defined in sporting terms as a gait in which at some point all feet are off the ground at the same time.
I'm sure most people have done that at some point.
The answer is running.
That is how running is defined, not running as a sport. Running is also performed in many sports, so unless you want to break down every activity in a specific sport ie. netball, perhaps breathing could be counted as well. Try again, you are wrong.
 
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bJ_Bhoy 87 said:
That is how running is defined, not running as a sport. Running is also performed in many sports, so unless you want to break down every activity in a specific sport ie. netball, perhaps breathing could be counted as well. Try again, you are wrong.
I repeat ;

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run·ning
n.

1. The act or an instance of running.
2. The power or ability to run.
3. Sports. The exercise or sport of someone who runs.
 

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Simply running is not a sport. Running can be a sport, but if I had to run from here to the loo for example, I was not competing in a sport. There is track events as a sport, and then long distance running, which encompasses the marathon as a sport, as defined by this list.

Try Again.
 
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bJ_Bhoy 87 said:
Simply running is not a sport. Running can be a sport, but if I had to run from here to the loo for example, I was not competing in a sport. There is track events as a sport, and then long distance running, which encompasses the marathon as a sport, as defined by this list.

Try Again.
You are wrong as I have clearly demonstrated but i will endeavour to end this question as quickly as possible.

Golf? Handball? Bocce? Table Tennis?
 

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This dude certainly doez a lot of research just fo thiz topic...

Ten Pin Bowlin...? LoL

Or chess.
 

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Your arguement is preety weak, you havent proved shit, and I am getting this question from Guinness, the world foremost expert on records, so running is not the right answer, neither the other ones you posed. And I know you will contradict the answer, as I tried to when it was first posed to me. I said football. I was wrong. But me, a budding BoSer could hardly take on the might of Guinness, so for the meantime, keep guessing.
 

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Still not getting it right, and I cant think of clues that wont give it away.
 
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Athletics

Track and field athletics.

* Jumping
o Triple jump
o Long jump
o High jump
o Pole vault
* Running
o Sprints
o Middle distance
o Long distance
o Relay races
o Hurdling
o Steeplechase
o Ham Run
* Throwing
o Discus
o Hammer throw
o Horseshoe
o Javelin
o Atlatl
o Shot put
* Walking

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Animal sports

Sports in which animals play a role.

* Bullfighting
* Camel racing
* Cockfighting
* Pigeon sport
* Equestrianism:
o Quarterhorse racing
o Steeplechase
o Equestrianism
o Thoroughbred racing
o Harness racing
o Polo
o Buzkashi
* Dog sports: See List of dog sports

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Combat sports

Generally sports in which athletes fight or combat each other, usually one-on-one.

* Aikido
* Ba Gua
* Boxing
* Brazilian jiu jitsu
* Capoeira
* Fencing
* Hapkido
* Iaido
* Judo
* Ju-jitsu
* Karate
* Kempo
* Kendo
* Krav Maga
* Kung-fu
* Mixed martial arts
* Muay Thai
* Naginata-do
* Pencak Silat
* Sambo
* Sumo
* Taekwondo
* Tai Chi Chuan
* Tang Soo Do
* Wing Chun
* Wrestling
* Wushu
* Yağlı güreş

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Cycling

Sports using bicycles or unicycles. See Bicycle racing.

* Bicycle polo
* BMX racing
* Cycloball
* Cyclocross
* Mountain bicycling
* Mountain unicycling
* Road bicycle racing
* Track cycling
* Triathlon
* Unicycle trials

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Extreme sports


* Adventure racing
* BASE jumping
* Bodyboarding
* Bungee jumping
* Kite Surfing
* Indoor Surfing
* Motocross
* Paragliding
* Parkour
* Rock climbing
* Skateboarding
* Snowboarding
* Wakeboarding
* Surfing

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Fictional sports

Sports which exist only in imaginary settings, for instance in fiction.

* Anbo-Jitsu
* Apopudobalia
* Baseketball
* Blitzball
* Brockian Ultra-Cricket
* Calvinball
* Discs of Tron
* Firediving
* Frungy
* Futuresport
* Kosho
* Podracing
* Quidditch
* Rollerball
* Thong Grabbin'
* 23-Man Squamush, from "Mad" magazine
* the titular zero-gravity game in Ender's Game
* Kolie (from Bionicle)-This is spelled differentely

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Gymnastics

Gymnastic sports.

* Artistic gymnastics
* Rhythmic gymnastics
* Sports acrobatics
* Sports aerobics
* Trampolining

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Motorised sports

Sports based on motorised transportation

* Air Racing
* Auto racing
* Karting
* Motorboat racing
* Motorcycle racing

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Other

Sports not in any of the other categories.

* American handball
* Children playground sport
* Combat robot
* DanceSport
* Disabled sports
* Fives
* Foosball
* Footbag (hacky sack)
* Haggis Hurling
* Jai-Alai
* Keysport (La Llave)
* Modern pentathlon
* Ringo
* Tetherball
* Triathlon
* I Win

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Outdoor sports

Sports not based on a specific field.

* Aerobatics
* Aeromodelling
* Ballooning
* Caving
* Casting
* Canyoning
* Fell running
* Flying disc
* Geocaching
* Gliding
* Hang gliding
* Mountaineering
* Orienteering
* Parachuting
* Paragliding
* Scuba diving
* Skydiving
* Sled-dog sports
* Sport fishing
* Surfing
* Zorbing

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Power sports

Sports mainly based on sheer power.

* Bodybuilding
* Dwarf throwing
* Powerlifting
* Tug of war
* Weightlifting
* Zurkhaneh

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Racquet sports

Sports where players use racquets to hit a ball or other object.

* Badminton
* Ball Badminton
* Paddleball
* Pington
* Racquetball
* Racquets
* Racketlon
* Real tennis
* Soft tennis
* Squash
* Squash tennis
* Stické
* Table Tennis
* Tennis
* Tennis Polo
* Xare

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Skating

Sports in which skates are used.

* Artistic roller skating
* Figure skating
* Ice hockey
* Inline speed skating
* Rink hockey
* Roller derby
* Roller hockey
* Roller skating
* Roller speed skating
* Short track speed skating
* Speed skating
* Synchronized skating

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Skiing / Snowsports

Sports in which skis or snowboards are used.

* Alpine skiing (also known as Downhill skiing)
* Backcountry skiing (also known as Off Piste skiing)
* Biathlon
* Cross country skiing (together with ski jumping and nordic combined also known as Nordic skiing)
* Firngleiten
* Freestyle skiing
* Grass skiing
* Nordic combined
* Roller skiing
* Skibob
* Ski flying
* Skijoring
* Ski jumping
* Ski touring
* Speed skiing
* Telemark skiing

* Snowboarding
* Freestyle snowboarding
* Extreme snowboarding

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Sleighing

Sports that use sleighs.

* Bobsleigh
* Land luge (also known as street luge and road luge)
* Luge
* Skeleton
* Wok Racing

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Sports Entertainment

* Professional Wrestling

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Target sports

Sports where the main objective is to hit a certain target.

* Archery
o Kyudo
* Atlatl
* Billiard Sports
o Billiards
o Bar billiards
o Carambole billiard
o Pool
o Snooker
o Trick Shot Snooker
* Bocce
* Boccia
* Bowling
* Calva
* Croquet
* Curling
* Darts
* Golf
* Disc golf
* Speed golf
* Golfcross
* Horseshoe throwing
* Laser Tag
* Lawn bowls
* Marbles
* Pall mall
* Pelota
* Petanque
* Shooting
* Skittles
* Trugo

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Team sports

Sports that involve teams.

* Airsoft
* American football
* Australian rules football
* Bandy
* Baseball
* Basketball
* Beach Handball
* Beach Soccer
* Beach Rugby
* Beach Volleyball
* Basque pelota
* Broomball
* Camogie
* Canadian football
* Canoe Polo
* Cheerleading
* Cricket
* Curling
* Danball
* Eton Wall Game
* Faustball
* Fistball
* Floorball
* Football (soccer)
* Footvolley
* Futsal
* Gaelic football
* Goalball
* Handball
* Hit the Green Thing
* Field Hockey
* Hornussen
* Hurling
* Ice Hockey
* Kabaddi
* Kabucha Toli (also called Stickball or Toli)
* Kickball
* Korfball
* Lacrosse
* Mesoamerican ballgame
* FYRMacedoniaball
* Netball
* PAINBALL (DeathThrow)
* Paintball
* Petanque
* Polo
* Roller Hockey
* Rounders
* Royal Shrovetide Football
* Rugby League
* Rugby Union
* Scuffleball
* Sepak Takraw
* Shinty
* Skittles
* Softball
* Speedball
* Takraw
* Tennis Polo
* Tchoukball
* Throwball
* Ultimate, sometimes called "Ultimate Frisbee".
* Volleyball
* Water polo

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Mind sports

Sports that require little or no physical abilities (see also board games).

* Bridge
* Chess
* Checkers or Draughts
* Poker
* Go
* Scrabble
* Shogi
* Dominoes
 

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