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What sport is a mixture of running jumping and climbing?
Parkour also known as free running.
Is running a strenuous sport?
It is if your doing it for track and field.
Is running a non contac t sport?
Yes
Was tennis the first sport ever?
no
What was the first sport ever played?
The first sport ever was soccer.106 BC 2 kids made up a game were you kick the ball around.Eventually lots of people started playing the game and called it soccer.They invented the rules and today soccer is still a famous sport.
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