In archery, the maximum score that can be achieved in a single end is 12 points, which is awarded for hitting the center of the target.

In bowling, a Turkey refers to three consecutive strikes, which is considered a significant achievement.

In curling, an In-turn refers to a stone that is thrown with a clockwise rotation, causing it to curve towards the center of the house.

In darts, a 180 refers to a perfect score of 180 points achieved by hitting the triple 20 three times in a row.

In golf, an Ace refers to a shot that lands in the hole in one stroke, also known as a hole-in-one.

In shooting sports, Marksmanship refers to the ability to accurately hit a target at a distance, demonstrating skill and control.

In snooker, a Cannon refers to a shot where the cue ball hits two object balls consecutively, earning the player extra points.

In table tennis, a Backhand refers to a shot where the ball is hit with the backhand side of the racket, typically used for defensive or controlled shots.

In ten-pin bowling, a Spare refers to knocking down all ten pins with two balls in a frame, resulting in a score of 10 plus the number of pins knocked down in the next ball.

In volleyball, a Libero is a player who specializes in receiving serves and playing defense, often wearing a different colored jersey.

In weightlifting, One-Rep Max refers to the maximum weight that an athlete can lift in a single attempt, demonstrating their strength and power.

In gymnastics, the Balance Beam is an apparatus where gymnasts perform a series of acrobatic moves, demonstrating their balance, coordination, and flexibility.

In swimming, the Backstroke is a stroke where the swimmer lies on their back and moves their arms and legs in a alternating motion, keeping their face out of the water.

In track and field, a Sprint is a race where athletes run a set distance on a track, typically ranging from 100 meters to 400 meters, requiring speed and acceleration.

In cycling, the Tour de France is a prestigious long-distance bicycle race held annually in France, covering multiple stages and requiring endurance and strategic planning.