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Just about every sport played in more than one country: all four major variants of football, all three major bat sports, both those of hockey, swimming, equestrian, boating, motorsport, and many others besides.

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New Zealand enjoys all the common European sports, and it would be easier to list the sports not enjoyed, than the alternative.

Bull fighting, and Bob sled would be a couple not practised here, but that may be a challenge for someone to do it.

In the sporting arena, and out of it, there are 'competitive' (usually team sports), and non-competitive sports. But there are many competitive solo sports, Archery, shooting, javelin, and so are examples.

Some of the non-competitive sports still enjoy team camaraderie, tramping (backpacking) for example.

Whether activities such as Chess would be considered a sport are debated, for they have the [and as above non-essential ] element of competition.

You may get a more rounded understanding by considering the concept of recreation rather than sport - and is it necessary for it to be physical?.

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Formally they can start at 4 years old in the mini Rugby programme in both codes

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it is 5000 kids

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