Athletics (physical culture)
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| # Physical [[activity|activities]] such as [[sport]]s and [[game]]s requiring [[stamina]], [[fitness]] and [[skill]]. | # Physical [[activity|activities]] such as [[sport]]s and [[game]]s requiring [[stamina]], [[fitness]] and [[skill]]. | ||
| # A group of sporting activities which includes [[track and field]], [[road running]], [[cross country running]] and [[racewalking]]. | # A group of sporting activities which includes [[track and field]], [[road running]], [[cross country running]] and [[racewalking]]. | ||
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