Most sports fans have a precise opinion about what qualifies an activity as a "sport" and "not a sport". These opinions are usually apparent around the start of the Olympics - when the committee develops some new event that combines skiing, swimming, and shooting a rifle.
The distinctions are unclear - especially to the Worldwide Leader in "Sports", who broadcasts anything from darts to poker, and everything in between. Due to the lack of defined guidelines, arguments over the classification of "sports" can be long-winded, especially participants of the given activity.
Many maintain that BOWLING isn't a sport. Let's take a look.
Some fans maintain that any activity without a ball isn't a sport. Bowling has plenty of balls - and without them, we wouldn't be able to dial up the local alley and ask how heavy their balls are. Mature.
Others draw a line in the sand when you're simply competing against yourself, not others. While most instances of bowling don't involve teammates, there is direct competition that you have to beat.
Under these two popular classifications - bowling is a sport. However, coupled with the fact that most players are extremely overweight and the average age of bowling spectators is around 74...many maintain that bowling is a recreational activity.
Regardless of your opinion - one thing is for sure, there's no defense in bowling...making the guy holding the sign below a complete and utter jackass.
