Shouldn't Dodgeball be one too? I don't see why dodgeball isn't an olympic sport. To me, it's more of a sport than handball. Or you could classify them both as recreational activities. All you do is throw a ball into a net in handball. How complex... and you know the ratings for Olympic Dodgeball would be off the charts...
little tougher than you'd think. i think you can only take 2 or 3 steps before having to get rid of it...you also cant cross that arched line when trying to score..i've played before its tough
Couldn't you say basketball is just a sport where all you do is throw a ball through a ring? I think there's more to both sports than that.
I think diving should be eliminated as an Olympic sport. All you do is jump off of a board into water. how complex is that? I think swimming should be eliminated as an Olympic sport. All you do is flail your arms and legs. how complex is that? I think track events should be eliminated as Olympic sports. All you do is run. I mean everyone with legs can run! Nowadays even people without legs can get fake legs and run! how complex is that?
Agree with both you and Steve_Francis_rules, such simplification of a sport as the OP used is really ignorant. I don't really see why anyone would have a problem with handball, it's hardly the least 'sporty' discipline in the Olympics. As for dodgeball, I would have no problem with it being in the Olympics. I would watch it.
I'm not that ignorant of the skill it takes to be on a national handball team, but in all seriousness dodgeball deserves to be an olympic sport.
"Had my dream again where I'm making love, and the Olympic judges are watching. I'd nailed the compulsories, so this is it, the finals. I got a 9.8 from the Canadians, a perfect 10 from the Americans, and my mother, disguised as an East German judge, gave me a 5.6. Must have been the dismount."
I think message board posting should be an Olympic sport. Our crafty vets are approaching their 10th anniversary.
Handball rules. The things they can do with their balls! But seriously, it does rule. There should be more recreational leagues in the US.