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In response to
"
Athletic endeavor.
"
by
Will Hunting
there are actual adventure races which are something like this -- (link)
Posted by
Guy (aka lostatlimbo)
Jan 6 '10, 13:00
(No message)
some involve climbing
(en.wikipedia.org)
Responses:
Those are sporting competitions. I acknowledge that. Just climbing a mountain though...not really in my mind
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Will Hunting
Jan 6, 13:02
6
well, crash didn't really specify whether this was casual or not. you can play any sport in a non-competitive, un-judged format -- nm
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Guy
Jan 6, 13:05
4
Yeah, we call those practice.
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Will Hunting
Jan 6, 13:07
3
then why doesn't mountain climbing qualify? you do it for fun or for competition - like everything else
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Guy
Jan 6, 13:09
2
How do you win a mountain climb in competition?
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Will Hunting
Jan 6, 13:11
are the competitions sanctioned by a governing body, with consistent rules applied to all participants? -- nm
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znufrii
Jan 6, 13:10
It's like sailing. Sailing down the coast to San Francisco? Not really a sport. Racing from Victoria to Maui over the span of 14 days? Mucho sporto. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 6, 13:03
here's another -- (link)
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Guy
Jan 6, 13:02
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