Sentence examples for sport which involves from inspiring English sources

Trophy hunting is not a sport, which involves two individuals or teams that follow the same rules, are similarly equipped and let the best individual or team win.

Fans of the sport, which involves riding and racing across dunes in all manner of vehicles, including buggies, motorcycles and pickups, bemoan its growing reputation as an activity for out-of-control youths bent on mayhem.

The sport, which involves executing two big acrobatic jumps while descending impossibly fast, on short skis, through a field of tight, well-tracked bumps, is a product of freestyle's early heyday, in the seventies.

A longtime windsurfer, he went out on the water in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., four years ago to try this newer sport, which involves planting your feet on a five-foot board, attaching a waist harness to a kite and then being pulled by the kite as it whips around in the wind 100 feet in the air.

But it is the same for a racing car driver, the same for any other sport which involves hard contact.

The new sport, which involves kicking a football round a golf course, is already played in 22 countries.

Mr. Veralli explained the somewhat arcane rules of the sport, which involve scoring points by hitting the board, with three darts to a turn, and subtracting the number hit from a beginning total of either 301 or 501, in either a singles or doubles game.

The activity of ice skating has given rise to two distinctive sports:, which involves the performance of various jumps, spins, and dance movements; and speed skating and short-track speed skating, both of which are forms of racing on ice skates.

Performance during sports which involve several brief sprints may not be improved by carbohydrate loading.

Although data are lacking it seems logical to presume, for example, that a young 'top-heavy' child would be at increased risk of falling in sports which involve riding on top of animals such as sheep (mutton-busting), camels (camel-racing), horses, or on top of various vehicles, including bicycles; or at increased risk of overuse injury in sport activities involving substantial running activity.

It is generally accepted that sports which involve kicking and twisting movements experienced in football (soccer), rugby, fast bowling in cricket and middle distant running are most likely to be affected by this condition with swimmers, cyclists and especially boxers less likely to experience the symptoms of ID [ 2– 5].