Skydiving is an exhilarating sport where individuals jump from an aircraft at high altitudes and descend towards the ground with the help of a parachute.

A rapid is a section of a river with a steep gradient and turbulent water, often characterized by large waves and strong currents.

Rock climbing involves ascending natural or artificial rock formations using hands, feet, and specialized gear.

Spelunking, also known as caving, is the exploration of natural caves and underground passages.

The bungee cord is a long, elastic cord that is attached to the jumper's body and provides the necessary recoil for a safe and thrilling jump.

A scree run is a steep, loose, and rocky slope on a mountain or hill, where loose rocks and debris can slide or roll down.

A flume in canyoning is a natural water slide formed by the erosion of rocks, allowing individuals to slide down smooth rock surfaces.

Mountain biking involves riding specially designed bicycles on rough and challenging off-road terrain.

Wingsuit flying is an adrenaline-pumping sport where individuals wear a specialized suit that allows them to glide through the air like a bird.

A gorge is a deep, narrow valley with steep sides, often formed by the erosion of a river or stream.

An Eskimo roll is a technique used in white-water kayaking to recover from a capsized position and return the boat to an upright position.

Cliff diving is a daring sport where individuals jump from high cliffs or structures into deep bodies of water.

Off-roading involves driving specialized vehicles on rough and challenging terrain, such as mountains, deserts, and forests.

Waterfall rappelling is an exhilarating sport where individuals descend steep waterfalls using a rope and specialized gear.

A gust is a sudden and often unpredictable change in wind direction or speed, typically lasting for a short duration.