BMX, short for Bicycle Motocross, is an extreme sport that involves performing acrobatic tricks on a bicycle.

The primary objective in rock climbing is to ascend a cliff face using hands, feet, and specialized equipment.

Surfing involves riding a surfboard on the surface of waves, using the energy of the waves to propel the surfer forward.

Skydiving involves jumping from an aircraft at a high altitude and freefalling before deploying a parachute.

Freestyle Skiing involves performing acrobatic tricks while skiing down a mountain slope.

Whitewater Rafting involves navigating whitewater rapids in an inflatable raft, typically with a group of people.

Mountain Biking involves riding a mountain bike on rough terrain, often involving jumps, obstacles, and steep slopes.

Free Solo Climbing involves climbing up a sheer rock face without the use of ropes or safety equipment, relying solely on one's own strength and skill.

Parasailing involves flying through the air while attached to a parachute, typically towed behind a boat.

Bobsleigh involves descending a steep mountain slope on a specialized sled, typically with a team of four people.

Wakeboarding involves riding a surfboard on waves generated by a boat, typically while holding onto a rope attached to the boat.

Bungee Jumping involves jumping from a great height, typically attached to a bungee cord, which provides a controlled fall and rebound.

Hang Gliding involves riding a hang glider, a lightweight aircraft with no engine, and gliding through the air.

Whitewater Kayaking involves navigating whitewater rapids in a kayak, a small, narrow boat propelled by a double-bladed paddle.

BMX, short for Bicycle Motocross, involves riding a specialized bike with large wheels and tires on rough terrain, often involving jumps, obstacles, and tricks.