Bobsleigh is a winter sport where teams of two or four athletes race down an ice track in a steerable sled.

A pitch in rock climbing refers to a section of a climb that is typically defined by a natural break or a change in difficulty.

Rafting is an exhilarating outdoor sport where participants use an inflatable raft to navigate through challenging river rapids.

A barrel is a type of wave in surfing where the surfer can ride inside the hollow section of the wave, creating a thrilling and challenging experience.

Rope is essential equipment in mountain climbing, used for securing climbers, creating anchors, and ascending or descending steep sections.

Rappelling, also known as abseiling, is a technique used in outdoor sports to descend steep cliffs or waterfalls using a controlled rope system.

Carving is a skiing technique where the skier uses the edges of their skis to create controlled turns, resulting in a smooth and efficient glide.

Orienteering is an outdoor sport where participants use a map and compass to navigate through a predetermined course, finding control points along the way.

Kayaking is an outdoor sport where participants use a kayak, a narrow boat propelled by a double-bladed paddle, to navigate rivers, lakes, and oceans.

A drop in skiing refers to a sudden, steep change in elevation on a ski slope, often requiring skiers to make a jump or perform a maneuver to safely navigate it.

A rock garden in mountain biking is a section of a trail that is covered in rocks and obstacles, requiring riders to navigate skillfully and maintain control.

Paragliding is an outdoor sport where participants launch from a mountain or hill and glide through the air using a large, lightweight canopy.

A 360 in snowboarding is a maneuver where the rider spins their board a full 360 degrees around their body while in the air.

A harness in rock climbing is a safety device worn by climbers to securely attach themselves to a rope, ensuring their safety during the climb.

Canoeing is an outdoor sport where participants use a canoe, a long, narrow boat, and a double-bladed paddle to navigate rivers, lakes, and oceans.