Soccer

Soccer is played according to a set of rules, known as the Game

Rules. The game is played using a single round ball (the soccer ball).
Two teams of eleven players compete to get the ball into the goal
of the other team, thus achieving a goal.
Tenis

Game rules. The tennis match begins with the serve of one of the
players. He must hit the ball in such a way that he bounces inside
the box diagonally with respect to the side of the one he is drawing.
That is, the player must always serve or draw cross.
Baseball

It is played in an extensive field completely covered by natural or artificial

turf, with the exception of the area called the corridor line, where the players
of the offensive run to reach the bases (located in the vertices of the
quadrangular area called diamond) and score, as well as the area of the
pitcher (where the ground is a dirt hill).

The objective of the game is to hit a ball with a bat (batting), moving the ball
across the field and running through the internal field of infield to reach as
many bases as possible until it goes around the base from where hit (home)
and score the known as well as the run, while the defensive players look for
the batted ball to eliminate the player who hit the ball or other runners,
before they reach one of the bases first or get the run ( see Rules for more
details of the game).
Golf

To play a golf course, you will have to complete 18 holes in an

established order. The first stroke of each hole is made on the tee,
and the last one will be the one that manages to put the ball in the
hole.
Athletics

Athletics, (in Greek αθλος [athlos], "struggle"), is a sport that

contains a set of disciplines grouped into races, jumps, throws,
combined events and marches. It is the art of overcoming the
performance of opponents in speed or resistance, distance or
height.
Basketball

Basketball, basketball (basket), basketball (ball)), basketball or

basketball is a team sport that can be developed both indoor and
outdoor, in which two sets of five players each try to score points,
also called baskets or doubles introducing a ball in a ring placed at
3.05 meters that hangs a net, which gives it a basket or basket look.
You try to reach it by running and pushing with one hand - right or
left in case of being the left-handed player - the ball on the floor.
Climbing

Climbing, in mountaineering, is an activity that involves making

ascents on steep walls using physical and mental strength. Climbing
is considered any ascent that is easy, difficult or impossible to
perform (depending on the physical state of the person) with the
lower extremities (feet and legs) and the upper extremities (arms
and hands). In climbing there are heights of considerable danger
and with the objective of having safety, protective equipment is
used.
Rowing

Rowing is the set of sports disciplines consisting of the propulsion

of a boat in the water with or without a helmsman, through the
muscular strength of one or more rowers, using one or two oars as
simple levers of the second degree, sitting on their backs in the
direction of movement.
Archery

Archery is currently a sport practice in which an arc is used to shoot

arrows. Its origin must be sought in the use of this weapon as an
instrument of hunting and as a war instrument. With the
appearance of firearms, it became obsolete as a "professional" tool
of general use and its use was relegated to sport and leisure use.
The person who practices archery is called an archer.
Volley

is a sport where two teams face on a smooth playing field separated by a

central net, trying to pass the ball over the net to the ground of the opposite
field. The ball can be touched or driven with clean punches, but can not be
stopped, held, held or accompanied. Each team has a limited number of
touches to return the ball to the opposite field. Usually the ball is hit with
hands and arms, but also with any other part of the body. One of the most
peculiar characteristics of volleyball is that players have to rotate their
positions as they get points.