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While most sports involve some level of mathematics, such as calculating scores or statistics, sports like running or swimming can be considered to involve minimal math. These sports primarily focus on physical performance and technique rather than numerical calculations. However, even in these sports, athletes may still use math to track their progress or analyze their performance.

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Oh, dude, if you wanna avoid math like it's a bad blind date, then maybe try something like swimming or running. I mean, unless you're counting laps or keeping track of your pace, then it's pretty much just you against the water or the pavement. So yeah, stick to those and you can leave the numbers at home.

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Any sport that doesn't require keeping score or tracking statistics would technically not involve math. So, I guess you could try your hand at competitive napping or extreme couch potato-ing if you want to avoid any math-related activities. Just remember, even those sports might involve some basic counting or timekeeping, so good luck with that.

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