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[질문] On the other side, Olympic purists argue that it is very fair to keep scruffy looks and wild behavior out of the Games. The Olympic Games are the visible part of a movement, they say, to encourage peace and civility around the world. Athletes who do not live by Olympic ideals do not belong. Furthermore, skateboarding’s opponents claim it is not a sport. It doesn’t have a well-established network of associations around the world. It has few rules, and skateboarders have few lower-level international tournaments. Skateboarders argue that they are very well organized. They point out that the somewhat-related sport of snowboarding has made a fine addition to the Winter Games. Its addition to the winter line-up has not damaged the Olympic spirit, they say, but has updated it. 한글로 무슨뜻인가요 ㅠㅠ

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[연관] A different kind of controversy surrounds such “extreme” street sports as skateboarding. Its proponents say that it is one of the few real sports played by actual amateurs. (The modern Olympics began as an event for nonprofessional athletes.) According to skateboarders, it is a true sport of the people, unlike synchronized swimming or ballroom dancing (both Olympic events). It is also far more athletic. And its supporters claim that it is kept out of the Olympic simply because skateboarders do not look very “Olympic.” They favor odd hairstyles, often behave recklessly, and try not to look like traditional Olympic athletes. This a complaint voiced by players of many sports-if you look too poor, you cannot enter the rich man’s Olympics. 한글로 뭐인가요?!
[연관] Street sports are great for neighborhood games, but are they suitable for international competition? Fans of any given street sport would like to see it in the Olympic Games. Other people may say the Olympics should keep it out. Typical objections are that the street sport is not really a sport, or it is too local, or the Olympics simply have enough events already. 한글로 아시는분?ㅠ
[연관] The controversy is less about basketball, ice hockey, or soccer than it is about other street sports. Basketball, no longer a mostly North American game, has been an Olympic sport since 1936. Soccer (officially called football) was the first team sport to became a regular Olympic event (1908). Ice hockey has been part of the Winter Games ever since the league’s establishment in 1924. 한글로 무슨뜻인가요?
[연관] As badly as sepak takraw players or skateboarders think they are treated, players of several other street sports feel they have a stronger complaint. Rugby, American football, and cricket, for example, are immensely popular in the nations that play them. They are also quite accessible as street sports. They represent long traditions among the common people, their supporters say. Rugby and cricket fans feel especially hurt because these sports were once Olympic events but were dropped to make room for other sports. 한글로 무슨뜻인가요
[연관] Sport like sepak takraw are another story. Those who love this game hoped to see it added to the Olympic line-up in 2012. Its athleticism is obvious, sepak takraw’s supporters say. As an Asian sport, it can provide some balance to the Olympic’s European and North American events. It is as well organized and popular as any other sport, according to its fans. Those who would keep the game out of the Olympic argue mostly that it is simply too local. Few people outside one region play it. Although there are sepak takraw associations in Canada, Australia, and elsewhere, most of them are very small. Olympic medals in sepak takraw, its opponents say, would simply be gifts to a few Southest Asian nations. 한글로 뭐인가요?
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