Stealing in basketball refers to a player's ability to intercept a pass intended for an opponent, gaining possession of the ball.

A handoff in American football is a play in which the quarterback hands the ball to a running back, who then runs with it.

Dribbling in soccer refers to a player's ability to control the ball closely and move it forward using their feet.

Topspin in tennis refers to a shot hit with a lot of forward rotation, causing the ball to dip sharply after bouncing.

A leg break in cricket is a delivery bowled by a right-arm spinner that spins sharply away from the right-handed batsman.

Spiking in volleyball refers to a player's ability to jump high and hit the ball with power, driving it towards the opponent's court.

Stickhandling in hockey refers to a player's ability to control the puck with their stick and move it around opponents.

A draw in golf is a shot hit with a high trajectory and a lot of backspin, causing the ball to land softly and roll forward.

Racecraft in Formula 1 racing refers to a driver's ability to maintain a consistent speed and avoid making mistakes over the course of a race.

A peloton in cycling refers to a group of riders working together to reduce wind resistance and conserve energy.

A cross in boxing is a punch thrown with a fighter's rear hand, typically following a jab.

A suplex in wrestling is a move in which a wrestler lifts their opponent off the mat and slams them back down.

A rear naked choke in mixed martial arts is a submission hold in which a fighter applies pressure to their opponent's neck, causing them to tap out.

The bullseye in archery is the point on the target where an archer aims to hit, typically worth 10 points.

The 400-meter dash in track and field is a race in which runners compete over a distance of 400 meters.