The future of inclusive esports: scaling a global gaming ecosystem for the deaf.
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About Esports
Esports (electronic sports) is a form of competitive activity based on computer and video games, where players or teams compete against each other.
Esports meets the definition of sport: it is a competitive activity that requires intellectual and physical skills, training, and discipline.
Yes. Esports is officially recognized as a sport in many countries, including Russia, and is included in the national sports registry.
Esports games are competitive games with equal conditions and relatively short match sessions (CS, Dota 2, LoL, FIFA, etc.).
With a professional approach, esports is not harmful: players train systematically, follow a daily routine, and maintain physical fitness.
It is recommended to start from the age of 14, although much depends on the discipline and individual characteristics of the player.
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