Alternative Sports
May 20, 2015
We did a survey in our class to see what people’s opinion on alternative sports were. We asked 20 people whether they considered the alternative sport an actual sport, or not a sport at all. Surprisingly, people had different opinions and some even argued why or why not they should consider it a sport. These were the results of the survey:
Alternative Sport | Actual Sport | Not a Sport |
Pole Dancing | lllllllllllll 65% | lllllll 35% |
Poms | llllllllllllll 70% | llllll 30% |
Cheerleading | llllllllllllllllll 90% | ll 10% |
Cup Stacking | lllllllllllllll 75% | lllll 25% |
Parkour | llllllllllllllllll 90% | ll 10% |
Jump Rope | llllllllllllllll 80% | llll 20% |
Running With The Bulls | llllllllllll 60% | llllllll 40% |
Pillow Fight | llllll 30% | llllllllllll 70% |
Alternative sports is the close association with fun, hedonism involvement, self-actualization and expression. Different people have different point of views we asked the students here at Morton East High School for their opinion about alternative sport.
We’ve made a list of alternative sports such as pole dancing, beer pong, poms, cheerleading, cup stacking, parkour, jump rope, and running with the bulls.
A Morton East student named Horacio gave his survey and said pillow fighting should be considered a sport, and that poms should not be consider a sport because anyone can do poms it’s just dancing. “An actual sport should be consider hard and difficult to actually be a sport” he said.
Some people think that just simply having to compete, it should be consider a sport. Other’s think it’s more than just compete, such as strength, skills, leadership.
“In order for an activity to be considered a sport, it should have regulations, training, conditioning, coaches and competitions.” said Itzel Ramirez a Morton East student.
Stephanie • Nov 3, 2015 at 10:07 am
But, good article 🙂
Stephanie • Nov 3, 2015 at 10:06 am
I think Horacio should try to do half of the things that poms does before he says it isn’t a sport 🙂