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List of sports

The following is a list of sports, divided by category. These categories are based on how the sport is played, and there are many more sports to be added. This system has a disadvantage because some sports may fit in more than one category. Here they are only listed in one.

Contents

Athletics

Track and field athletics.

Animal sports

Sports in which animals play a role.

Combat sports

Generally sports in which athletes fight or combat each other, usually one-on-one.

Cycling

Sports using bicycles or unicycles.

Extreme sports


Fictional sports

Sports which exist only in imaginary settings, for instance in fiction.

Gymnastics

Gymnastic sports.

Motorised sports

Sports based on motorised transportation.

Other

Sports not in any of the other categories.

Outdoor sports

Sports not based on a specific field.

Power sports

Sports mainly based on sheer power.

Racket sports

Sports where players use rackets to hit a ball or other object.

Skating

Sports in which skates are used.

Skiing / Snowsports

Sports in which skis or snowboards are used.

Sleighing

Sports that use sleighs.

Sports Entertainment

Target sports

Sports where the main objective is to hit a certain target.

Team sports

Sports that involve teams.

Mind sports

Sports that require little or no physical abilities (see also board games).

Water sports

Sports that are played in, on or near the water: (see List of water sports)

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