What is Gatka?

Is gatka cool?

yes it is really cool

Martial arts in Sikhism?

look up gatka. its an intense form of sword fighting.

Do Sikhs celebrate holi?

no, there is nothing for the sikhs to celebrate holi except enjoyment Instead Sikhs Celebrate Hola Mohalla On this day Guru Gobind Singh ordered his Sikhs to improve there Fighting Skills Sword Wielding,Archery,Horse Riding and a huge Gatka Competitions are organized on this festival especially at Anandpur Sahib-one of sacred shrines of Sikhs Many Orthodox Amritdhari Sikhs stay away from Color whereas many are of different thinking and celebrate just for fun and enjoyment unaware about its history or origin

What are the main celebrations of Sikhism?

The following are Sikhism holidays/celebrations: Birthday of Guru Gobind Singh, Birthday of Guru Har Rai, Nanakshahi New Year, Inauguration of Guru Har Rai, Death of Guru Har Govind, Birthday of Guru Nanak Dev, Vaisakhi Day the origin the origin of the Khalsa, Death of Guru Angad Dev, Inauguration of Guru Amar Das, Death of Guru Har Krishan, Inauguration of Guru Teg Bahadar, Birthday of Guru Angad Dev, Birthday of Guru Teg Bahadar, Birthday of Guru Arjun Dev, Birthday of Guru Amar Das, Inauguration of Guru Har Govind, Martyrdom of Guru Arjun Dev, Birthday of Guru Har Govind, Birthday of Guru, Birthday of Guru Har Krishan, Installation of the Adi Granth in the Golden Temple, Death of Guru Amar Das, Inauguration of Guru Raam Das, Death of Guru Raam Das, Inauguration of Guru Arjun Dev, Inauguration of Guru Angad Dev, Death of Guru Nanak Dev, Birthday of Guru Raam Das, Death of Guru Har Rai, Inauguration of Guru Har Krishan, Inauguration of Guru Granth Salib, Death of Guru Gobind Singh, Martyrdom of Guru Teg Bahadar, Martyrdom of Guru Gobind Singh's eldest two sons, Aijat Singh, and *Zorawar Singh, Martyrdom of Guru Gobind Singh's youngest two sons, *Jujhar Singh, and Fateh Singh. There are several Sikh holidays which have not been fixed to the Nanakshahi calendar because they traditionally coincide with lunar festivities: Guru Nanak's Gurpurab is traditionally celebrated as a full moon festival. Hola Mohalla festivities coincide with Holi, the Hindu festival of colors. During this time Sikhs put on displays of weaponry demonstrating Gatka, the Sikh Martial Art. Bandi Choir is celebrated during Diwali, the Hindu festival of lamps and commemorates the freeing of Guru Har Govind from imprisonment.

Deadliest karate move?

There is no such thing as the "deadliest" form of any fighting system. The word "deadly" can not be quantified in terms of degree of death. You are either dead, or you are not. A trained or skilled fighter is either capable of inflicting a mortal blow or deadly technique which will result in the ending of an opponent's life or they are not thusly capable. Any fighting system that contains even one application of a deadly technique is, by definition, deadly. That one technique could be applied with skillful speed, accuracy, and timing and used frequently to make the fighter repeatedly successful at application of a deadly skill. Many fighting arts and Martial Art systems contain a significant number of deadly techniques which are capable of killing an opponent, thus each are equal in their degree of being "deadly" and not one can be truthfully ranked as more deadly than others or the "deadliest" - - personal opinions and individual preferences aside.

What do Sikhs do on Guru Nanak Dev Ji's birthday?

His birthday is celebrated on the 14th of AprilBut it used to be the 14th march

What martial art originated in India in 400 BC?

There are several martial arts that originated in India, but the most common and well-known are Kalaripayattu, Silambam, and Varma Kalai. Kalaripayattu is the oldest martial art in existence and is thought to have been around for over 5000 years. It is an ancient martial art form that originated in the Southern states of India and is still practiced today. It is a highly structured form of combat and is composed of three distinct components: Meythari (body movements), Varisai (stances), and Angathari (weapons). Kalaripayattu combines both physical and mental aspects and is considered to be one of the most complete fighting systems in the world. Silambam is another ancient martial art that originated in India and dates back to the 5th century. It is a stick fighting art and is based on the use of a three-foot-long bamboo staff. It is said to have been used by the ancient Tamil warriors in battle and is still practiced today. The techniques involve striking, blocking, parrying, and thrusting, as well as grappling and throwing. Silambam is also known for its spiritual aspects, and many practitioners believe that it helps to develop both the physical and mental aspects of self-defense. The last martial art that originated in India is Varma Kalai. It is an ancient martial art that is believed to have been practiced by the ancient Tamil kings. It is based on the pressure points of the body and is said to be a form of healing as much as it is a form of combat. The techniques involve striking and blocking, as well as manipulating the pressure points to cause pain or even paralysis. Varma Kalai is often used in combination with other martial arts and is considered to be an effective form of self-defense. These are the three most common and well-known martial arts that originated in India. They all have a long and rich history and are still practiced today. Each art has its own unique techniques and benefits, so it is important to research them before deciding which one is best for you.

Who would win a Samurai or Rajput?

The ninja would win in a face to face fight, and a normal assassination. whenever the ninja would defeat a samurai, he would take his swords. they practiced ninjutsu, enabling them in all areas of fighting. they could sword fight, as well as using blinding methods, illusions, shuriken, and mixed martial arts, giving them the hands down win. As was their training. Ninja was the name for scouts,and spys I.E low ranking warriors. Yes some people payed to train their ninja's to be ruthless killing machines but most werent. the Ninja has been glorified because what would you rather be? a spy, a coward who hid...and was in a much lower teir then a samurai. Or a badass who can defeat 20 highly trained samurai? The only way a Ninja would win is by sneak attack or ambush. Look up a dude named Hattori Hanzo. Born and originally trained as a samurai, but later switched up to become a ninja. He is considered the most badass warrior from back in the day and is credited with slaying several famous samurai in battle. He died of old age, according to wikepedia, but there is a legend that also says he was killed by a rival. I wanted to say the samurai were better warriors, but you have to look at the facts and pit the best of each practice against each other. Ninjas were also know to poison their weapons, some even carried rusty blades to give tetanus, as masters of deception the samurai had also a huge advantage over the ninja them self. The Samurai armour is tick and and strong, preventing few lucky samurais from being hurt to deep but the poison that ninjas used did the job in seconds. However the samurai also has a longer blade and are well skilled, with their weapons. In a fight u have to look at their advantages and diss, the samurai has thick armour were a slash can cut their armour but not make deep wounds, however poison runs deeply to the heart killing his victim in seconds or loose conscious. The Samurai has a longer reach with his katana but has no poison, but ninjas weare no armour or very little armour making it a death blow on 1 or 2 strike. Both figthers can kill each other in 1 blow as poison or fatal injury can kill the samurai or a single blow be made to the ninja. Ninjas have no armour or very little but make it up for their speed, agility and used of weapons. Unlike the samurai the ninja would retreat and hide in shadows waiting for his time to strike again, also they could use smoke bombs or black eggs (eggs filled with dust, shards of cristal and pepper making the eyes bleed causing incredible pain death in some cases) are very effective to the eyes. Traps were also used by ninjas, but note that not all ninjas were killers. Each ninja had his job, assassination, spionage, sabotage, seduction (also falls on assassination) medical specialist, smugglers and undercover also double agents. To put a more clear image of ninja vs samurai one can imagine US ARMY as the samurai and the ninja being NAVY SEALS. The samurai can kill the ninja, but is not very common, is mostly ninja killing samurai (Navy Seals killing Army).

What is the easiest martial art?

None of them are easy. If they were "easy" they woudn't be worth learning. To be a good martial artist requires years of dedicated study and practice. There are no shortcuts. Some are easier than others, but it all depends on your Strength, Speed, Balance, and Physical/Mental capabilities. If you are young and thin: Tae Kwon Do, Karate, and Tang Soo Do If you are short or stocky, maybe a bit older: Judo, Jujitsu, or Brazilian Jujitsu. If you mean by not much memorization (Forms, One-Steps, etc.) : Judo, Ninjutsu ,Hapkido. If you want to be trained in weapons and killing your enemy: Krav Maga If you have joint trouble, Stiff, or just elderly you should take soft impact arts, such as Tai Chi No Martial Art is easy. If you want to learn it quick and effortless, have fun doing nothing, buddy. Martial Arts are probably the most complicated things to learn.

How many different sports are there what are they?

== * 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 ** YukigassenLa 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 * FootvolleyBrazilian 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 * Wicketballsleeping 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 Ballwater polo, water chess, water checkers, Wakeboarding, Surfing Sport which uses wind: * Iceboating * Land sailing * Windsurfing * Kitesurfing * Kite buggy * Kite fighting * Kite flying * Sailing * Flysailing

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