Extreme sports are recreational activities perceived as involving a high degree of risk. These activities often involve speed, height, a high level of physical exertion, and highly specialized gear.
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- 1 List of Extreme Sports
- 1.1 Aggressive inline skating
- 1.2 Base jumping
- 1.3 Bungee jumping
- 1.4 Free climbing
- 1.5 Bouldering
- 1.6 Sandboarding
- 1.7 Motocross
- 1.8 Mountain biking
- 1.9 Rock climbing
- 1.10 Mountaineering
- 1.11 Hang gliding
- 1.12 Skydiving
- 1.13 Paragliding
- 1.14 Sand kiting
- 1.15 Skiing
- 1.16 Scuba diving
- 1.17 Water skiing
- 1.18 Skateboarding
- 2 Extreme Sports Vocabulary | Image
List of Extreme Sports
Aggressive inline skating
– The game is entirely about aggressive inline skating.
Base jumping
– I know from experience because of the base jumping, she’s had accidents before.
Bungee jumping
– I was going to go bungee jumping, but I chickened out.
Free climbing
– He was wearing shoes that were totally unsuitable for free climbing.
Bouldering
– She is mainly active in lead climbing and bouldering competitions.
Sandboarding
– I injured my elbow while sandboarding.
Motocross
– Today’s senior championship contenders all started in the junior motocross events.
Mountain biking
– I like to go mountain biking on the weekends.
Rock climbing
– Are you game to go rock climbing with us?
Mountaineering
– I joined the mountaineering club when I went to university.
Hang gliding
– They also are a good place for paragliding and hang gliding.
Skydiving
– Do you want to try skydiving?
Paragliding
– Keith Warner goes paragliding in his free time.
Sand kiting
– I hate sand kiting.
Skiing
– We tend to go skiing during the off-season because it’s cheaper.
Scuba diving
– My hobbies were skiing and scuba diving.
Water skiing
– The lake also includes a marina to support boating and water skiing.
Skateboarding
– Zack is only interested in skateboarding.
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