Ask her how she determines what's a "sport" and what isn't. If she agrees that tennis is a sport, point out to her that table tennis is just played on a smaller court. :-)
Of course it is. If it involves physical movement with high intensity, I believe it is a sport. I think out of all the sports, table tennis requires the highest amount of intensity as the match doesn't last as long as other sports like tennis or football. People who say it isn't a sport because they think all you do is pat a ball over the net with no speed, placement or spin. They haven't experienced it at a higher level. For example, street football/ local park kick about and football on a pitch.
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Whenever these types of questions come up, ask if you "Train" to improve or if you "Practice" to improve. Train and it is a sport, practice and it is a game,.
So:
Runners Train (sport)
Golfers Practice (game)
Snooker players practice
Footballers do both because it is a game of football, but the players are doing a sport.
So
Table Tennis Training
Table Tennis Practice... I suspect it is a game
Its not.
Ask some Japanese people and Koreans that, they'll tell you it definitely is!
