Extreme Sports

1. The rate at which something moves or travels, usually measured in units like miles per hour or kilometers per hour.
3. Damage to the body caused by an accident, exercise, or other activities that can affect a person’s ability to move or perform tasks.
4. Devices on vehicles or bikes that are used to slow down or stop. They help control speed and prevent accidents.
7. A water sport where a person rides on a board while being pulled by a large kite. The kite catches the wind, allowing the rider to glide on the water's surface.
10. The surface of the Earth that is not covered by water; it also refers to the act of coming down or arriving on the ground or a solid surface after being in the air.
11. An unexpected event that results in harm or damage, often occurring by chance and not planned.
13. To collide violently with something or fall suddenly, often resulting in damage or injury.
14. Something that occurs frequently or is found easily in a specific place or situation; ordinary or usual.

1. The quality of being strong, which can refer to physical power or the ability to withstand pressure or force.
2. A sport that combines surfing and sailing. A person stands on a board and uses a sail attached to the board to catch the wind and move across the water.
5. A measurement of how long something is from one end to the other, often measured in units like inches or meters.
6. A winter sport where people glide down snow-covered slopes on long, narrow boards called skis, using poles to help balance and steer.
8. A sport where a person rides on a small wooden board with wheels, performing tricks and stunts on flat surfaces or ramps.
9. To turn over quickly; in sports, it often refers to performing a somersault or rotating the body in the air during a trick.
12. A person who is trained in sports and physical activities, often competing in events like running, swimming, or playing team sports.