The author in "Video Gaming Should Be Considered a Sport" tries to convince the reader that video gaming is a sport by providing various arguments and examples. They explain that video gaming requires strategic thinking, quick reflexes, and intense competition, similar to traditional sports. The author also mentions the physical and mental skills required in video gaming, such as hand-eye coordination and problem-solving abilities. They highlight how professional gamers participate in tournaments, receive sponsorships, and even train rigorously, just like athletes in other traditional sports. The author attempts to dismantle the perception that physical exertion is the defining factor of a sport by emphasizing the mental aspects involved in video gaming.
