Sports

2. You travel over water on a small board with one sail powered by wind. The sport looks like sailing and surfing.
6. You hit a ball over a high net using your hands.
7. You can do it in winter, usually down slopes and hills. You need special equipment.
8. The word means ‘empty hands’. The method was developed in Japan to fight without weapons just with hands and legs.
10. It’s a little like volleyball; not quite like basketball, and is played on trampolines!
11. It’s named after the county seat of the duke of Beaufort in Gloucestershire, England, perhaps the region where the game was first played. With a light long-handled rackets you hit a shuttlecock over a net.

1. It’s the easiest way to enjoy water. You can’t do it in your bath but you can go to a swimming pool or a beach.
3. It’s played on a table with pockets in each of the four corners and two on the sides. You use a cue, one white ball (the cue ball), 15 red balls and 6 colours; a yellow, green, brown, blue, pink and black ball. You score points by potting the red and coloured balls in the pockets with the white ball in the correct order.
4. The game is played with a ball on a rectangular field with goal posts at either end. Opposing teams of 11 players endeavour to get the ball and kick it into the opponent’s goal.
5. THROWING It’s about throwing a light plastic disc with a flip of the wrist.
9. Free and cheap to do, very social and great for staying fit.