Ping Pong (Table Tennis) is the Best Sport of All

My goodness, that is an excellent rebuttal! And it's the last round. I ask my opponent to please include limited amounts of new arguments, not too much, because I can only respond to my opponent's argument within the previous round.REBUTTALS1. Skateboard's health benefitsPing Pong burns many calories. Source [1] tells us that "[ping pong]...anywhere from 400-600 calories per hour. At beginning level it's probably more like a easy walk - say 200-250 calories an hour." Even if we count the beginners in, the range is still from around 200 to 600 calories, much more than your skateboarding can. The argument is refuted. As for the wide-range of ping pong, you could technically play on virtually any table and use any kind of "net", and the paddles can be easily carried around, much easier than any skateboard can. I mean, just compare the size of a ping pong paddle to a skateboard! As you can see the size of a skateboard is absolutely humongous compared to the size of a ping pong paddle. The transportation argument is nullified.2. Skate equipment costMy opponent has failed to prove skateboarding cheaper than ping pong. She needs to do so in order for her argument to work out. As for my opponent's arguments concerning independency, they backfire upon her, since family time is very crucial and important, especially for those who have both parents working on a job. In fact, these families are actually quite common, with statistics showing "Both the husband and wife were employed in 47.4 percent of married-couple families in 2013."[3]Obviously in these families, playing Ping Pong would be better than skateboarding--while in skateboarding you only need the parents to teach in the very beginning, later you wouldn't need them. On the other hand, ping pong requires the child to play with somebody else, whether sibling or parent. If finding space for the table and setting up the table is difficult, then surely finding enough space for the skateboarder is far more difficult!3) This point is pretty much ineffective. My opponent has not shown older people can skateboard compared to those who can play ping pong. Moreover, animals can play ping pong. One example is shown within the youtube video near the top of my argument. http://www.youtube.com..., okay, you may have proved an incapitated person able to skateboard, but this still does not prove skateboarding better than ping pong. 4) SponsoringThere still remains no official national group, and there are sponsors within ping pong as well. Therefore I can conclude that ping pong is viewed upon as more important than skateboarding, and thus superior.5) Styles of skateboardingAnd there are styles of ping pong as well, you can play offensively, defensively, and use the different strokes in many different situations. As for the consecutive tricks, these are always prepared beforehand. In contrast, while you can practice ping pong, you will not always use a single type of stroke. Maybe you meet some guy who spins the ball a load, and you are forced to spin back, being patient and not attacking. Or, you could meet some guy who attacks very ferociously, so you have to be very careful about your shots and possibly spin when you can. Ping pong is very strategical and instantaneous, testing you physically as well as mentally, while skateboarding is mostly physical exercise. Again, I extend my point 1 within round 2, which goes uncontested. JC has failed to prove skateboarding more mentally tiring than ping pong, and facts show that ping pong is also physically more exhausting than skateboarding. I also extend my unrefuted argument considering ping pong being less hazardous. There still remains the problem of possible cuts and scratches within skateboarding, which does not appear within ping pong. Why, you have to prove skateboarding much, much better in every other way in order to ignore the health disadvantages and still demonstrate skateboarding superior than ping pong.I thank my opponent for this fun debate, and urge the floor to slide with me.[1] http://tabletennis.about.com...[2] http://www.amazon.com...[3] http://www.bls.gov...