BEYBLADING!!! Is it a sport??!!! - Page 2

kitty · (#11 (**permalink**))

lol i Hyde likes to play beyblade!!lol anyway yeah dont think its a sport...you dont do much either...{{do you??}}ive never actually played it myself tho so...ya

NekoNekoChan · (#12 (**permalink**))

A sport is any physical activity that involves more than one person, usually competitive. So, by technicality, beyblading is indeed a sport.

Beyblades are simple rev tops, with various interchangable parts.

In America, I don't really see anyone doing beyblades anymore. A few people had them when they came out, but the fad quickly died. I tried it, and thought it was okay, but I saw no reason to actually get into it. I'd just borrow a friends top.

CoolNard · (#13 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by Excessum

Ha, you just don't want your defeat to be public one, now do you?

Ahh... putting words in my mouth now, eh..? Fine, fine.., don't pm me, discuss it here. Now that i think abt it.., it aint derailing cuz the thread's name questions whether it is a sport or not, which acually has been answered by the post above mine ^_^

I guess the only thing that can get you into anything at all is your own choice. Yeah, beyblading died pretty fast... but the it's spirit will live forever!
*salutes*

fuu · (#14 (**permalink**))

Ok my oldest son would like to know how to make his Dragoon stronger and faster at the same time????

CoolNard · (#15 (**permalink**))

Does he have a policy of sticking to the 'original' beyblade parts or does he include the 'fake' stuff as well?

Btw, the 'fake' stuff are a ton more effective than the 'originals'.

However, if your son prefers genuine beyblade parts, then maybe you could merge it with another 'original' beyblade? Eg. Dragoon top + Dranzer bottom. Of course, you can always choose to combine it with more than one other beyblade. ^_^ Oh, and setting the weightdisk upside down strengthens your blade's spinning velocity by a fair bit

Personal experience:
Before changing weightdisk's position - spinning against the wall, no sparks.
After overturning weightdisk's position - spinning against the wall, flying sparks.
Naturally, the wall was a little on the rough (factor) side... So it was a good tool for experiments. =P

jin · (#16 (**permalink**))

I guess in a way Beyblading would be a sport because it is a competition

CoolNard · (#17 (**permalink**))

Arigatou-gozaimasu for the support, Jin!

*bows deeply*

moocow49 · (#18 (**permalink**))

I guess it's a sport.

fuu · (#19 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoolNard

Does he have a policy of sticking to the 'original' beyblade parts or does he include the 'fake' stuff as well?

Btw, the 'fake' stuff are a ton more effective than the 'originals'.

However, if your son prefers genuine beyblade parts, then maybe you could merge it with another 'original' beyblade? Eg. Dragoon top + Dranzer bottom. Of course, you can always choose to combine it with more than one other beyblade. ^_^ Oh, and setting the weightdisk upside down strengthens your blade's spinning velocity by a fair bit

Personal experience:
Before changing weightdisk's position - spinning against the wall, no sparks.
After overturning weightdisk's position - spinning against the wall, flying sparks.
Naturally, the wall was a little on the rough (factor) side... So it was a good tool for experiments. =P

Alright he tried this out ( I"m clueless but he knew what your talking about) and he says it works great. He also says thank you very much!!!!

Acidreptile · (#20 (**permalink**))

I guess Beyblade is not a sport.It is a game,what is different.Like bowling.Bowling is a game,not a sport,despite what ESPN says.