To throw, pin, or master an opponent.
To hit a ball into a series of holes on a course in as few strokes as possible.
To finish the race in the shortest time possible.
To win points by hitting a ball so that the opponent cannot play a valid return.
Archery.
Swimming.
Cycling.
Fencing.
A shuttlecock and a racket.
An oval track and sneakers.
Fins and goggles.
A mask and a padded jacket.
By hitting a ball over the net.
By completing the race in the shortest time possible.
By scoring a goal.
By landing more legal punches than the opponent or knocking them out.
Soccer.
Bowling.
Table Tennis.
Judo.
To finish the race in the shortest time possible.
To score goals.
To hit a ball into a series of holes on a course in as few strokes as possible.
To knock down pins with a heavy ball.
42 kilometers.
400 meters.
26.2 miles (42.195 kilometers).
50 miles.
Speed.
Accuracy in hitting a target with arrows.
Strength.
Balance.
First to knock out the opponent.
The player who first scores 11 points with a two-point lead wins the game.
The one who breaks the most plates.
First to cross the finish line.
Helmet and pads.
Knee pads and chest guard.
Gloves and shin guards.
A mask, a padded jacket, and gloves.
An oval track typically made of synthetic materials.
Grass field.
Concrete court.
Water.
Open grass field.
An enclosed four-walled court.
Sandy beach.
Oval running track.
To hit the target as many times as possible.
To throw, pin, or master an opponent.
To score a goal.
To knock down pins.
To hit a target.
To finish the race in the shortest time possible.
To jump the highest.
To outswim the opponent.
The use of balls to score against an opponent.
It involves physical exercises requiring balance, strength, flexibility, agility, coordination, and endurance.
Requires the use of rackets and nets.
Pure speed and distance running.