1.  Adventure tourism involves trips with a
specific purpose of exploring a new
experience, often involving perceived
risk or controlled danger associated
with personal challenges, in a natural
environment or exotic setting. The
'harder' the choice, the greater is the
physical challenge, perceived risk and
the element of danger.

2.  Motorsports are
land activities
which primarily
involve the use of
motorized vehicles,
whether for racing
or non-racing
competition.
Examples are

3. 4x4 is a four-wheeled vehicle
with a drive train that allows
all four wheels to receive
torque from the engine
simultaneously. While many
people associate the term
with off-road vehicles and
sport utility vehicles,
powering all four wheels
provides better control than
normal road cars on many
surfaces and is an important
part in the sport of rallying

4. Rallying, is a form of auto
racing that takes place on
public or private roads with
modified production or
specially built road-legal cars.
This motorsport is distinguished
by running not on a circuit,
but instead in a point-to-point
format in which participants
and their co-drivers drive
between set control points
(special stages), leaving at
regular intervals from one or
more start points.

5. Is a form of motorcycle
racing held on enclosed
off road circuits. The
sport evolved from
motorcycle trials
competitions held in the
United Kingdom.
Motocross is a physically
demanding sport held in
all weather conditions

6.  The term Air sports • Gliding
covers a range of • Hang gliding
aerial activities such • Human powered
as: aircraft
• Aerobatics • Parachuting
• Aero-modeling • Paragliding
• Ballooning • Power Kites
• General aviation
including Air racing

7. Parachuting, also known as
skydiving, is the action of
exiting an aircraft and
returning to earth with the
aid of gravity while using a
parachute to slow down
during the final part of the
descent. It is performed as
a recreational activity and
a competitive sport, as well
as for the deployment of
military personnel airborne
forces and occasionally
forest firefighters.

8. Paragliding is the
recreational and
competitive adventure
sport of flying paraglide:
lightweight, free-flying, foot-
launched glider aircraft with
no rigid primary structure.
Paragliding can be of local
importance as a
commercial activity. Paid
accompanied tandem
flights are available in many
mountainous regions, both
in the winter and in the
summer.

9. Hang gliding is an air sport in
which a pilot flies a light and
unmotorized foot-launchable
aircraft called a hang glider
(also known as Delta plane).
In the early days, pilots were
restricted to gliding down
small hills on low-performance
hang gliders. However,
modern technology gives
pilots the ability to soar for
hours, gain thousands of
metres of altitude in thermal
updrafts, perform aerobatics,
and glide cross-country for
hundreds of kilometres.

10. Safety Checklist • Do a Safety Review -
• Wear a Helmet - Whether you're riding
quality helmet should with yourself or with a
be the first item on group of family or friends,
every motor sport put on your checklist a
enthusiast's safety thorough review of all
checklist safety procedures.
• Do an Equipment • Gather Other Necessary
Overview - Your Equipment - Other pieces
checklist should also of clothing and
include a thorough equipment can help
safety inspection of keep you safe out on the
the equipment you'll course and should be
be using on your included on your
motor sport outing. checklist.