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There are 2 main sports one is soccer which the kids in Switzerland begin to play at the age of 6..and another is ice hockey 10 of their teams are in championship this year.
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Those are both played in Switzerland, but the traditional sport is Hornussen. It's like a mixture of Baseball and Golf and it's becoming extinct. You almost never see people play that.
Hockey is pretty uncommon considering that Switzerland's teams are not bad internationally. Soccer is the only really common, the only one that has a cultural status such as football or baseball in the US.
Sage.
There are 2 main sports one is soccer which the kids in Switzerland begin to play at the age of 6..and another is ice hockey 10 of their teams are in championship this year.
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Those are both played in Switzerland, but the traditional sport is Hornussen. It's like a mixture of Baseball and Golf and it's becoming extinct. You almost never see people play that.
Hockey is pretty uncommon considering that Switzerland's teams are not bad internationally. Soccer is the only really common, the only one that has a cultural status such as football or baseball in the US.
Sage.
List of countries' national sports/pastimes * Afghanistan - Buzkashi * Albania - Football * Argentina - Football * Australia - Cricket is the traditional summer sport. Different football codes are the most popular winter sports in different parts of the country. Australian Rules Football is the most popular in Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania, while Rugby League and/or Rugby Union are more popular in New South Wales, Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory. * Austria - Football, Alpine skiing * Bangladesh - Cricket * Barbados - Cricket * Belgium - Cycling is the most popular sport in Belgium: during winter a variant of cycling called Cyclocross ("veldrijden") is the pastime for most Belgians (certainly in Flanders). Belgium dominates this cycling discipline. Football is also quite popular. * Bhutan - Archery * Brazil - Football is considered the national obsession, and volleyball also has a large number of participants. * Bulgaria - Football Bulgarians are often dominant in weightlifting and in chess * Canada - Lacrosse is the official summer sport and ice hockey is the official winter sport, but hockey is by far the sport most closely followed, and most closely linked to national pride. Designating lacrosse as an official sport is more of a nod to history than a reflection of the present-day situation: sports like basketball, Canadian football (but probably also American football), soccer, golf, baseball, tennis are all much more popular. Canada is also the world's dominant force in the sport of curling. * People's Republic of China - Table tennis, but Football is gaining popularity at an increasing rate, as demonstrated by the increasing amount of success enjoyed by the national team. o Hong Kong - Dragon boat racing, badminton, windsurfing, rugby, fencing * Republic of China (Taiwan) - baseball * Colombia - Tejo is the traditional sport, as is bullfighting, but football (soccer) is the main attraction, followed by baseball and basketball. * Croatia - Football. Handball, water polo and basketball are also widely popular. * Cuba - Baseball * Czech Republic - Ice hockey and football are almost equally popular. * Denmark - Football * Dominican Republic - Baseball * Egypt - Football is the most popular and most watched sport. * Estonia - Football * Fiji - Rugby union, particularly Sevens * Finland - Pes�pallo (Finnish baseball) is the national sport, but ice hockey is most followed * France - Football, but rugby union is popular in the south. Basketball is also played. Cycling is also very widely followed. * Gambia - Wrestling * Germany - Football * Greece - Football is most popular, with basketball and volleyball right behind. * Guyana - Cricket * Haiti - Football * Iceland - Glima * India - Field hockey is the official sport (winners of 8 Olympic Golds), but cricket is the most popular (Winners of 1983 World Cup) * Indonesia - Badminton, football * Iran - Football (soccer) is by far the most popular sport, although there are many other sports played in Iran. * Ireland - of indigenous games promoted by the Gaelic Athletic Association, hurling is the most ancient (featuring in such pre-Christian legends as C�chulainn) but Gaelic football is more widely played and popular. Gaelic handball is increasingly rare. Soccer and rugby union are also popular, and the Irish are noted for turning up in great numbers for virtually any sporting occaison where there are Irish competiting. * Israel - Football and basketball * Italy - Football is the most practised sport by young men. Volleyball is the most practised sport by young women. Bocce is the most practised sport by seniors. Cycling is also widely popular. However, only men's football has high TV coverage. * Jamaica - Cricket and football * Japan - Sumo wrestling is traditionally viewed as Japan's national sport, but baseball is today more popular, and football is rapidly increasing in popularity. Rugby also has a substantial following. * Kenya - Football is the most watched and followed sport with Athletics being more competitive because of International success. Rugby is also popular and is the fastest growing sport. * Korea - Tae kwon do is traditional, baseball is highly popular as is football. South Korea is also a major force in archery, speed skating (mainly short track), and women's golf. * Latvia - Novuss, football, ice hockey * Lebanon - Football * Lithuania - Basketball is most closely linked to national identity, with football also widely followed. * Malaysia - Silat, gasing, and wau are traditional, but football and badminton are the most popular today. * Mexico - Charrer�a is traditional, but football is most popular today, with baseball also widely played and followed. * Mongolia - Wrestling and archery. * Montenegro (Serbia and Montenegro until 2006, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1992-2006, Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia 1945-1992, Kingdom of Yugoslavia 1918-1945, Kingdom of Montenegro until 1918) - Basketball, Volleyball, Water Polo (in all 3 sports several times European, World and Olympic champions and vice-champions under names Serbia-Montenegro and FR Yugoslavia); Tennis is very popular (with Novak Djokovic, Ana Ivanovic, and Jelena Jankovic in world top singles, and Nenad Zimonjic and Janko Tipsarevic in world top doubles; previously with Monika Seles as a world champion - before taking dual Serbian-American citizenship, and Slobodan - Boba Zivojinovic (in double witn McEnroe); Football is the most practised sport by young men; Volleyball is the most practised sport by young women; Karate is very popular and Montenegrin teams and individuals are constantly in world top, with many world champion medals; Mountaineering, Alpine Climbing, Free Climbing and Speleology are olso very popular activities/sports in Montenegro. * Nauru - Australian rules football * Netherlands - Football has the largest following, but cycling and speed skating are seen as traditional sports; volleyball, baseball (known locally as honkbal) and field hockey are also played. * New Zealand - Rugby union is the easily the most widely followed and most closely linked to national pride (Rugby League being very far behind), although more young children today play soccer. Netball is one of the most popular sports among girls and young women, and men have organised some teams of their own. Cricket is played during summer and is the national summer sport. Yachting and rowing are also popular water sports. * Nicaragua - Baseball * Nigeria - Football * Norway - Skiing, both Nordic and Alpine, but football is the most popular sport. * Pakistan - Field hockey is the official sport (winners of the Gold in 1971, 1978, 1982 and 1994), but cricket is the most popular (winners of the world cup in 1992) * Papua New Guinea - Rugby league * Philippines - Basketball is the de facto national pastime, attarcting huge crowds. Badminton, volleyball and chess, along with basketball have the largest number of participants. Sipa is the traditional sport. Plus Baseball is increasing in popularity. * Poland - Football * Portugal - Football, rink hockey and cycling are very popular and have a great tradition. * Romania - Oina (very similar but unrelated to baseball) is the traditional sport, but Football is much more popular nowadays. Rugby also has a fairly decent stronghold. * Russia - Football, Ice Hockey, Sambo * Samoa - Rugby union * Saudi Arabia - Falconry and horse racing are traditional, but football draws the largest number of spectators. * Serbia (Serbia and Montenegro until 2006) - Basketball, Volleyball, Water Polo (in all 3 sports several times European, World and Olympic champions and vice-champions); Tennis is very popular (with Novak Djokovic, Ana Ivanovic, and Jelena Jankovic in world top singles, and Nenad Zimonjic and Janko Tipsarevic in world top doubles; previously with Monika Seles as a world champion - before taking dual Serbian-American citizenship, and Slobodan - Boba Zivojinovic (in double witn McEnroe); Football is the most practised sport by young men; Volleyball is the most practised sport by young women; Karate is very popular and Serbian and Montenegrin teams and individuals are constantly in world top, with many world champion medals; Swimming is also very popular (Dragan Cavic world record holder in butterfly); Mountaineering, Alpine Climbing, Free Climbing and Speleology are olso very popular activities/sports in Serbia and in Montenegro. * Singapore - Football, swimming, badminton, basketball and table tennis * Slovakia - Ice hockey and football are almost equally popular. * Slovenia - Alpine skiing * Soviet Union - Chess, Ice Hockey * South Africa - Football has historically been most popular with blacks, rugby union with Afrikaners, and cricket with British-descended whites. This ethnic division still exists to some degree, though considerably less so than during the apartheid era. * Spain - football is very popular in Spain. * Sri Lanka - Cricket * Switzerland - Schwingen, stone throwing and Hornussen, all traditional games, are popular in rural Switzerland, although football is most popular overall, and ice hockey is rising in popularity. * Sweden - Football and ice hockey are almost equally popular. Bandy is the traditional swedish wintersport. * Thailand - Muay Thai * Tonga - Rugby union * Trinidad and Tobago- football was the most popular sports on the twin Caribbean islands with cricket a close second; TT will be part of the partnership in hosting the World Cup Cricket Tournament in the Caribbean in 2006. * Turkey - Football * Ukraine - Football * United Arab Emirates - Camel racing is traditional, but football is the most popular. * United Kingdom o England - Football (soccer) is the most popular sport in England and is their national sport, though Rugby Union is also popular, and Rugby Leauge attracts crowds in the North. Cricket is played more in the summer. o Scotland - Native sport is Shinty, but football attracts much larger crowds. It was also the birthplace of golf, which is more often associated with Scotland than anywhere else. o Wales - traditionally Rugby union, but football is played by more people. However, the Welsh national rugby team attracts the most interest of any Welsh team, especially due to the weakness of Welsh soccer. Certainly only rugby union can attract instances like the 40,000 supporters who travelled to Scotland for a Six Nations game or the 400,000 who watched Wales win the Grand Slam in a public square. o Overseas territories and crown dependencies of the United Kingdom + Bermuda - Cricket * United States - Baseball has historically been considered America's national pastime and a significant aspect of American culture, but American football and stock car racing presently have a larger number of television viewers. Other popular sports include basketball and ice hockey o American Samoa - American football o Puerto Rico - Baseball * Uzbekistan - Kurash * Venezuela - Football is now the most popular, largely in thanks to Colombian, Portuguese, and Italian immigrants, without which Baseball would probably have the most followers. * Vietnam - Football is the dominant sport. Many others are striving for second place, such as tennis, badminton, volleyball, table tennis and martial arts.
== * Underwater rugby * Water polo * Underwater Soccer == * Backstroke * Breaststroke * Butterfly stroke * Freestyle swimming * Individual Medley * Synchronized swimming == * Freediving * Scuba Diving * Snorkelling * Clout archery * Field archery * Flight archery * Kyūdō * Popinjay (sport) * Target archery * Autocross * Autograss * Banger racing * Board track racing * Demolition derby * Dirt speedway racing * Dirt track racing * Drag racing * Drifting * Folkrace * Hillclimbing * Ice racing * Kart racing * Legends car racing * Midget car racing * Off-road racing * Open wheel racing * Production car racing * Rallycross * Rallying * Road racing * Short track motor racing * Slalom * Sports car racing * Sprint car racing * Sprinting * Street racing * Time Attack * Touring car racing * Truck racing
* Baseball * Brännboll * Cricket ** Test cricket ** First-class cricket ** Blind cricket ** Catchy Shubby ** Club cricket ** French cricket ** Gilli-danda ** Kilikiti ** One Day International ** Kwik cricket ** List A cricket ** Pro40 ** Limited overs cricket ** Short form cricket ** Single Wicket ** Twenty20 * Lapta * Oina * Old Cat * Pesäpallo * Podex * Rounders * Softball * T-Ball * K-Ball
* Vigoro Sports that are played with some sort of board as the primary equipment. * Bodyboarding ** Riverboarding * Mountainboarding ** Kite landboarding * Skateboarding ** Freeboarding ** Longboarding ** Streetboarding * Skysurfing * Streetluge * Snowboarding ** Sandboarding ** Snowkiting * Surfing ** Kitesurfing ** Skimboarding * Wakeboarding ** Kneeboarding * Windsurfing
* Bocce * Boccia * Boule lyonnaise * Bowls * Curling * Klootschieten * Pétanque * Varpa * Candlepin bowling * Duckpin bowling * Five-pin bowling * Skittles (sport) * Ten-pin bowling * Curby * Dodgeball * Ga-ga * Prisoner Ball ** Yukigassen
La Cross * Rock Climbing * Bouldering * Canyoning (Canyoneering) * Mountaineering * Rope Climbing * Ice Climbing Cycling sports using bicycles or unicycles. == * Artistic cycling * BMX racing * Bobrun cycling * Cyclo-cross * Mountain bicycling * Road bicycle racing * Track cycling * FMX or foot motocross
== * Skibobbing == * Mountain unicycling * Unicycle trials Combat sport is a competitive contact sport where two combatants fight against each other using certain rules of engagement. == * Aikido * Aiki-jūjutsu * Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu * Catch wrestling * Glima * Judo * Jujutsu * Kinomichi * Kurash * Malla-yuddha * Mongolian wrestling * Pehlwani * Rock Paper Scissors * Sambo * Shuai Jiao * Ssireum * Sumo * Varzesh-e Pahlavani * Wrestling * Yağlı Güreş
== * Airsoft * Laser tag * Paintball == * Battōjutsu * Eskrima * Egyptian stick fencing * Fencing * Gatka * Haidong Gumdo * Hojōjutsu * Iaidō * Iaijutsu * Jōdō * Jogo do Pau * Jūkendō * Juttejutsu * Kendo * Kenjutsu * kung fu * Kyūdō * Kyūjutsu * Modern Arnis * Naginatajutsu * Okinawan kobudō * Shurikenjutsu * Silambam * Sōjutsu * wushu
== * Boxing * Bokator * Capoeira * Fujian White Crane * Karate * Kenpō * Kickboxing * Lethwei * Muay Thai * Pradal Serey * San shou * Savate * Shaolin kung fu * Sikaran * Silat * Subak * Taekkyeon * Taekwondo * Taido * Wing Chun * Wing Tsun * Zui Quan == * Baguazhang * Bando * Bartitsu * Bujinkan * Hapkido * Hwa Rang Do * Jeet Kune Do * Kajukenbo * Kalarippayattu * Krav Maga * Kuk Sool Won * MCMAP * Northern Praying Mantis * Ninjutsu * Pankration * Pencak Silat * Sanshou * Shidokan * Shoot boxing * Shootfighting * Shorinji Kempo * Systema * Tai chi chuan * Vajra Mushti * Vovinam * Xingyiquan
* Carom billiards ** Three-cushion ** Five-pins ** Balkline and straight rail ** Cushion caroms ** Four-ball (yotsudama) ** Artistic billiards * Novuss * Pocket billiards (pool) ** Eight-ball (and Blackball) ** Nine-ball ** Straight pool (14.1 continuous) ** One-pocket ** Three-ball ** Seven-ball ** Ten-ball ** Rotation ** Baseball pocket billiards ** Cribbage (pool) ** Bank pool ** Artistic pool ** Trick shot competition ** Speed pool ** Bowlliards ** Chicago ** Kelly pool ** Cutthroat ** Killer ** Russian pyramid * Snooker ** Snooker plus * Hybrid carom-pocket games: ** English billiards ** Bottle pool ** Cowboy * Obstacle variations ** Bagatelle ** Bar billiards ** Bumper pool
* Latin * Jazz * Ballet * Modern * Musical Theatre * Swing * Interpretive * Tap * Lyrical * Hip-hop * Ensemble * Pointe * Flamenco * Pole Sports using a horse * Barrel Racing * Cross Country * Dressage * Endurance riding * English Pleasure * Equitation * Eventing * Equestrian vaulting * Gymkhana * Harness racing * Horse racing * Hunter * Reining * Rodeo * Show Jumping * Steeplechase * Tent pegging * Western Pleasure * Angling * Big-game fishing * Casting * Noodling * Sport fishing * Surf fishing ** Rock fishing * Disc dog * Disc golf * Dodge disc * Durango boot * Double disc court * Flutterguts * Freestyle * Fricket, (AKA disc cricket, cups, suzy sticks or crispy wickets) * Friskee * Goaltimate * Guts (sport) * Hot box * Ringo * Ultimate (sport)
== * Aerobatics * Air racing == * Cluster ballooning * Hopper ballooning * Association Football ** Five-a-side football * Australian Football * Gaelic football * Gridiron football ** American Football ** Canadian Football ** Arena Football * Rugby Football ** Rugby League ** Rugby Union ** Touch Football * Wheelchair rugby * Footvolley
Brazilian football * Artistic gymnastics ** Balance Beam ** Floor ** High Bar ** Parallel Bars ** Pommel Horse ** Still Rings ** Uneven Bars ** Vault * Cheerleading * Majorette * Competitive rope jumping * Juggling * Rhythmic gymnastics * Sports acrobatics * Tricking * Parkour * Trampolining * Trapeze ** Flying trapeze ** Static trapeze Handball games often have similarities to racquet or catch games. * American handball * Basketball * European Handball * Field handball * Fistball * Fives ** Eton Fives ** Rugby Fives * Frisian handball * Four square * Gaelic handball * Goalball * Jeu de paume * Korfball * Netball * Palla * Tchoukball * Valencian pilota * Volleyball * Water polo
* Bandy * Broomball * Field Hockey ** Indoor field hockey * Floorball * Hurling (The ball can be handled so Hurling is on the periphery of the 'hockey family'). * Ice Hockey ** Ringette * Knotty * Roller hockey ** Inline hockey ** Road hockey ** Roller hockey (Quad) * Shinty * Underwater hockey Sometimes considered blood sports. * Beagling * Big game hunting * Deer hunting * Fox hunting * Hare coursing * Wolf hunting * BB gun run * Kite buggy * Kite fighting * Kite landboarding * Kitesurfing * Snow kiting * Sport kite (Stunt kite) * Biathlon * Decathlon * Heptathlon * Modern pentathlon * Pentathlon * Triathlon * Drag boat racing * F1 Powerboat Racing * Hydroplane racing * Jet sprint boat racing * Offshore powerboat racing * Auto Race * Board track racing * Cross-country rally * Endurance racing * Enduro * Grand Prix motorcycle racing * Grass Track * Hill Climb * Ice Racing * Indoor short track * Motocross * Motorcycle drag racing * Motorcycle speedway * Road racing * Superbike racing * Supercross * Supermoto * Supersport racing * Superside * Track racing * TT racing
* Amateur Radio Direction Finding * Geocaching * Orienteering == * Canoeing * Outrigger canoeing == * Creeking * Flyak * Freeboating * Royaking * Sea kayaking * Squirt Boating * Surf Kayaking * Whitewater kayaking == * Rafting * White water rafting == * Gig racing * Coastal and ocean rowing ** Surfboat * Dragon boat racing * Double scull * Quad four * Single scull * Straight four * BASE jumping * Paragliding * Parasailing * Sky diving * Skysurfing * Wingsuit flying * Hang Gliding * Bicycle polo * elephant polo * horse polo Sports where a player use a racquet (or racket) to hit a ball or other objects. * Badminton * Ball badminton * Bilbocatch * Frescoball * Frontenis * Jai-Alai * Matkot * Paddleball * Pelota mixteca * Pickleball * Platform tennis * Pington * Racquetball * Racquets * Racketlon * Rapid Ball * Real tennis * Soft tennis * Speedball * Speedminton * Squash * Squash tennis * Stické * Table tennis * Tennis * Xare
* ping pong mlg * strikeing Sports using a radio * Amateur Radio Direction Finding * Radiosport / Contesting * High Speed Telegraphy * Model Aerobatics * RC Racing * Robot combat * Endurance ** Cross-country running ** Half marathon ** Marathon ** Ultramarathon * Sprint * Hurdles * Ice yachting * Land sailing * Land windsurfing * Sailing * Windsurfing * Alpine skiing * Cross country skiing * Freestyle skiing * Nordic combined * Nordic skiing * Ski jumping * Skijoring * Ski touring * Snowboarding * Speed skiing * Telemark skiing
* Sledding * Bobsleigh * Luge * Skeleton * Toboggan Sports using a firearm: * Clay pigeon shooting * Field target * Fullbore target rifle * Sport stacking * Free running * Tricking * Freestyle Football * British bulldogs (American Eagle) * Hana Ichi Monme * Hide and seek * Kabaddi * Kho kho * Red rover * Tag * Oztag * Hiking * Race Walking * Clean and jerk * Snatch * Speedcubing * Chess * Checkers * Chinese Checkers * Diplomacy * Draughts * Go * Go-Moku * Jacquet * Mancala * Mahjong (Taipei) * Sogo (Score four) * Stratego * Sudoku Many competetive video games could be considered mind sports. Games played in tournaments worldwide include: * Quake series * Unreal Tournament series * Counter-Strike * Starcraft * Warcraft 3 * Aerobatics * Ballooning * Banzai skydiving * BASE jumping * Bungee jumping * Hang gliding * Paragliding * Parasailing * Sky diving * Wingsuit flying
* Angling * Bull riding * Bull fighting * Dog sports: See List of dog sports * Camel racing * Elephant polo * Ferret legging * Float fishing * Hamster racing * Pigeon sport * Sport fishing * Surf fishing * Hunting * Horse racing * Steeplechase * Equestrianism * Thoroughbred racing * Western Pleasure * Harness racing * Pato * Pole fishing * Polo * Chilean rodeo * Buzkashi * Dressage * Hunter-jumpers * Combined training * Equestrian vaulting * Rodeo * Rattlesnake Round-Up
* Steeplechase * Cross-Country * Jumping ** Triple jump ** Long jump ** High jump ** Pole vault * Throwing ** Discus ** Hammer throw ** Javelin ** Atlatl ** Shot put * Race walking Sports played using electronic devices. * Combat robot * Radio-control vehicles * Geo caching * Amateur Radio Direction Finding * Contesting * High Speed Telegraphy * Cycling * Running * Ultramarathon * Swimming * Triathlon * Orienteering * Decathlon * Inline speed skating * Rowing * Wheelchair racing * Wood chopping * Razza Racing * Cross-Country Skiing * Endurance riding
* beer pong * Boomerang Throw * Bungee jumping * Competitive eating * egg and spoon race * Footbag (hacky sack) * Haggis hurling * Lumberjack * Marching Band * Mattress Jumping * Rock Papers Scissors * Tetherball * Three-legged race * sack race * Soap shoes * Speed Typing * Patball * Wallball * Wicketball
sleeping skating * Aggressive skating * Artistic roller skating * Bandy * Bobrun Skating * Ice hockey * Ice Skating * Inline speed skating * Inline hockey * Figure skating * Ringette * Rinkball * Rink hockey * Skateboarding * Freestyle slalom skating * Roller derby * Roller hockey * Roller skating * Roller speed skating * Short track speed skating * Skater hockey * Speed skating * Synchronized skating
* Skiing ** Alpine skiing ** Freestyle skiing ** Speed skiing ** telemark skiing ** Nordic skiing ** Arcathlon ** Biathlon ** Cross country skiing ** Nordic combined ** Ski flying ** Ski jumping ** Telemark skiing ** Ski touring ** Skijoring ** Skibob * Snowball Association * Snowboarding ** Boardercross ** Freestyle snowboarding * Snowkiting * Snowshoeing Skiboarding Sports mainly based on sheer power. * Arm Wrestling * Thumb wrestling * Bodybuilding * Powerlifting * Toe wrestling * Tug-o-war * Zourkhaneh * Weightlifting * Tumbing * Air hockey * Backgammon * Card games * Chess * Chinese Checkers * Connect Four * Cue sports ** Carom billiards *** Three-cushion *** Five-pins *** Balkline and straight rail *** Cushion caroms *** Four-ball (yotsudama) *** Artistic billiards *** several other variants ** Pocket billiards (pool) *** Eight-ball (and Blackball) *** Nine-ball *** Straight pool (14.1 continuous) *** One-pocket *** Three-ball *** Seven-ball *** Ten-ball *** Rotation *** Baseball pocket billiards *** Cribbage (pool) *** Bank pool *** Artistic pool *** Trick shot competition *** Speed pool *** Bowlliards *** Chicago *** Kelly pool *** Cutthroat *** Killer *** Russian pyramid *** many other variants ** Snooker *** Snooker plus ** Hybrid carom-pocket games: *** English billiards *** Bottle pool *** Cowboy ** Obstacle variations *** Bagatelle *** Bar billiards *** Bumper pool *** many other (generally obsolete) variants * Draughts (checker) * Dominoes * Go * Go-Moku * Jacquet * Mancala * Mahjong (Taipei) * Reversi (Othello) * Shogi * Scrabble (and variants) * Speedcubing * Stratego * Table football * Table Tennis (Ping Pong) * Table hockey * Xiangqi Sports where the main objective is to hit a certain target. * Archery * Kyūdō * Duckpin bowling * Atlatl * Five-pin bowling * Billiards * Bar billiards * Bowls * Bowling Pin Shooting * Carambole billiard * Candlepin bowling * Pool * Snooker * Bocce * Boccia * Boules * Calva * Croquet * Curling * Darts * Gateball * Disc golf * Speed golf * Golfcross * Horseshoes (horseshoe throwing) * Knife throwing * Laser Tag * Lawn bowls * Matball * Pall mall * Petanque * Paintball * Shooting * Skittles * Ten-pin bowling * Trugo * skittles * Skee ball * Pitch and putt
* Jax Sports that involve teams. * American football * Kilikiti * Association Football (soccer) * Australian rules football * Ball Hockey * Bandy * Baseball * Basketball * Beach handball * Beach soccer * Beach rugby * Beach volleyball * Bossaball * Box / indoor lacrosse * Bowling * Basque pelota * Broomball * Camogie * Canadian football * Cheerleading * Cricket * Curling * Dodgeball * Field Hockey * Fistball * Floorball * Cubbies * Footballtennis * Footvolley * Frisian handball * Futsal * Gaelic football * Gaelic handball * Gateball * Goalball * Handball * Harrow Football * Hoover Ball * Hornussen * Horseshoe * Hurling * Indoor soccer * Ice Hockey * Inline hockey * Kabaddi * Kickball * Korfball * Lacrosse * Mesoamerican ballgame * Netball * Oina * Paintball * Pesäpallo * Petanque * Polo * Polocrosse * Ringette * Rinkball * Road hockey * Roller Hockey (Rink Hockey) * Rounders * Rowing * Royal Shrovetide Football * Rugby football * Rugby league * Rugby union * Sepak Takraw * Shinty * Skater hockey * Skittles * Slamball * Softball * Soccer * Surfboat * Motorcycle speedway * Speedball * Spongee polo * Tennis Polo * Tennis * Tchoukball * Test cricket * Throwball * Ultimate football * Ultimate (Ultimate frisbee) * Underwater football * Underwater hockey * Underwater rugby * Volleyball * Viperball * Wallyball * Water polo * Wheelchair basketball * Wheelchair tennis * Wheelchair rugby * Wiffle ball * Rugby sevens * Six-man football * Flag football * Touch football * Twenty20 * Prisoner Ball
water polo, water chess, water checkers, Wakeboarding, Surfing Sport which uses wind: * Iceboating * Land sailing * Windsurfing * Kitesurfing * Kite buggy * Kite fighting * Kite flying * Sailing * Flysailing
