the history of sports

 The history of sports in the beginning dates back to China around 2000 B.C. 

In ancient China, traces of public enjoyment and systematization of gymnastics are found in the ruins. 

The traces of enjoying sports remain not only in China, but also in Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations, and it is presumed that they enjoyed javelin throwing and discus throwing.

Sports is a name for a game or entertainment activity that moves the body based on strategic judgment, aims to compete with others according to the rules of a given activity, and further aims to promote individual health, play with participants and viewers, and social promotion and cooperation through group activities. Sports also have elements of rules and competition, unlike ordinary sports and sports activities.

to turn the tables and turn the tables even in the situation of losing by competing against each other by the rules set Sports are often called "drama without script" because it is not easy to predict the results, such as a dramatic reversal or unexpected result.

Traditional sports basically require athletic ability. However, unlike exercise, some require not only physical ability, but also animal sixth sense, and complexity, tactical understanding and judgment, so the more complex sports are, the less accessible they are. 

Therefore, sports with relatively simple rules such as track and field and soccer are widely loved by the public, and sports with easy-to-understand rules are good sports and entertainment for children, the disabled, and the elderly.

Nowadays, brain-using games such as Go, chess, chess, and poker are also recognized as sports as more and more people view them as "exercises" that promote strategic brain activity.

Sports Accord, the largest international sports federation, affirms this claim, and is also friendly with board game organizations such as Go, chess, and e-sports organizations.