Hang gliding is an air sport in which a pilot flies a lightweight, unpowered aircraft called a hang glider.

The primary objective in rock climbing is to reach the summit of a mountain or rock formation using specialized climbing techniques and equipment.

In whitewater rafting, a rapid is a section of the river with fast-moving, turbulent water that creates waves and challenges for rafters.

Downhill mountain biking is a gravity-fueled sport where riders descend steep, technical trails on specialized mountain bikes.

Alpine skiing involves descending steep slopes on skis, with a focus on speed and technical maneuvers.

Whitewater kayaking involves paddling a specialized kayak through challenging whitewater rapids.

Cliff diving involves jumping from a high cliff or platform into water, often performed for sport or entertainment.

Paragliding involves flying a lightweight, unpowered aircraft called a paraglider, which is typically launched from a mountain or hill.

Downhill mountain biking is a gravity-fueled sport where riders descend steep, technical trails on specialized mountain bikes.

Cross-country mountain biking involves riding a mountain bike over long distances and challenging terrain, with an emphasis on endurance and technical skill.

Cliff diving involves jumping from a high cliff or platform into water, often performed for sport or entertainment.

Paragliding involves flying a lightweight, unpowered aircraft called a paraglider, which is typically launched from a mountain or hill.

Alpine skiing involves descending steep slopes on skis, with a focus on speed and technical maneuvers.

Whitewater kayaking involves paddling a specialized kayak through challenging whitewater rapids.

Cliff diving involves jumping from a high cliff or platform into water, often performed for sport or entertainment.