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Are BMX street riders legit athletes, or entertainers and hobbyist? 2017-06-07 05:16:09 Post No. 76389064
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Are BMX street riders legit athletes, or entertainers and hobbyist?
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2017-06-07 05:16:09
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I love riding BMX street, I love landing tricks, and trying new things near everyday. And I train hard at it trying to get between 15 to 30 miles per day in the saddle. But is it, outside structured park and actual bicycle moto cross races, a sport?
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>>76389068
May Allah be gentle with you on your death bed!
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>you use your body to make a bike going
>you use motors to make a motocycly going
it is more sports than motoraces.
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concussionwheels is not a sport
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Its definitely competitive and extremely challenging/skillful, but idk if it qualifies as a sport. bmx racing definitely would, but anything where the competitors are being judged shouldn't be a sport imo. Although if it were up to me I'd get rid of diving, gymnastics, figure skating, etc from the olympics for this reason.
If you cant objectively quantify a winner or loser based on being the fastest, highest, most, etc, its not a real sport.
This is coming from someone who bmx and mountain biked most of his life too, so its not like I'm just hating on biking
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>>76389064
Is there a video to this picture?
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>>76389064
no activity/hobby that you can't directly affect your opponent's outcome can be called a sport
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>>76394169
google for "olegcricket"
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