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Dodgeball was once considered a "nerd's sport" primarily due to its association with physical education classes, where less athletically inclined students often participated. The game's emphasis on strategy and teamwork, rather than sheer physical prowess, appealed to those who might not excel in traditional sports, leading to its perception as a less competitive or "cool" activity. Additionally, cultural portrayals in movies and media sometimes reinforced this stereotype, depicting dodgeball as an activity for outcasts or socially awkward individuals.

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