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Pole classes may focus on dance, movement skills or sport.
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Pole classes may focus on dance, movement skills or sport.
Explore this ideaCaber tossing is a traditional heavy-event activity using a large wooden pole.
Explore this ideaHigh jump, long jump and pole vault are different athletics events with specialised practice areas.
Explore this ideaPolo is a mounted team game using mallets to move a ball towards a goal.
Explore this ideaPowerlifting centres on the squat, bench press and deadlift; bench-press training focuses on one of those lifts.
Explore this ideaSledging names vary between countries and can describe very different equipment.
Explore this ideaA gym can be a place to train independently, follow coached sessions or learn how equipment works.
Explore this ideaQigong and tai chi use coordinated movement, with classes differing in sequence and emphasis.
Explore this ideaWheelchair rugby is a team court sport using sports wheelchairs.
Explore this ideaMotorsport experiences can mean spectating, simulator sessions or supervised driving on a circuit.
Explore this ideaAn unfamiliar sport is easier to choose when you compare how it feels to take part.
Explore this ideaRacketlon combines several racket sports within one match format.
Explore this ideaRacquetball is played with a racket and ball on an enclosed court.
Explore this ideaRafting puts a crew in an inflatable boat with an organised guide or operator.
Explore this ideaAn unfamiliar sport is easier to choose when you compare how it feels to take part.
Explore this ideaRhönrad, or wheel gymnastics, uses a large gymnastic wheel.
Explore this ideaCycling clubs may focus on road rides, track sessions, skills or social outings.
Explore this ideaClimbing can mean bouldering, roped indoor climbing or outdoor rock climbing.
Explore this ideaClimbing can mean bouldering, roped indoor climbing or outdoor rock climbing.
Explore this ideaRoller skating and inline skating combine balance, turning and controlled movement.
Explore this ideaRoller derby brings skating and a team track game together.
Explore this ideaRoller hockey uses skates and sticks, but quad-skate and inline formats are not identical.
Explore this ideaRollersoccer combines skating with a football-style team game.
Explore this ideaRoller skating and inline skating combine balance, turning and controlled movement.
Explore this ideaRope skipping can be a skill-based class, a fitness activity or a team discipline.
Explore this ideaRowing uses oars and can be learned on water or on a rowing machine.
Explore this ideaRugby clubs may offer different codes and contact formats.
Explore this ideaRunning groups range from introductory run-walk sessions to sprint training and marathon preparation.
Explore this ideaRunning groups range from introductory run-walk sessions to sprint training and marathon preparation.
Explore this ideaSailing can mean learning to handle a small boat or joining a skippered trip.
Explore this ideaSailing can mean learning to handle a small boat or joining a skippered trip.
Explore this ideaSepak takraw is a net game in which players use their feet and other permitted body parts rather than ordinary hand volleys.
Explore this ideaKung fu is an umbrella term covering different Chinese martial-arts traditions.
Explore this ideaTarget shooting includes several distinct disciplines using different equipment.
Explore this ideaTarget shooting includes several distinct disciplines using different equipment.
Explore this ideaShort-track speed skating takes place on an ice track with close, fast movement.
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