Los Deportes en Ingles

1. DEPORTES
1. Aerobics: Aerobic
Is a type of gymnasticsthatisperformedtothe soundof music,ina lounge oroutdoors. Aerobicsbrings together all
the benefitsof aerobicexercise,aswell asphysical abilitiessuchasflexibility,coordination,orientation, rhythm, etc.
The pace of aerobicsessionsvariesdependingonthe age of the audience who practices it. The songs used mark the
intensity in each moment of the class. Aerobics should also include warm-up and stretching exercises. There are
other modalities of this sport, such as the one practiced in the pool (it can be called aquatic aerobics), which
incorporates a platform of low height (step), or that combines aerobic exercises with muscle toning.
2. Archery: Tiro al arco
Is the sport, practice or ability to use a bow to propel arrows. Although archery has historically been
practiced for hunting or warfare, in modern times this activity has gone on to have primarily recreational
or competitive purposes. The person who practices archery is called an archer.
3. Badminton: Bádminton
Is a racquet sport in which two players (single or single) or two pairs (double) are located in the
opposite halves of a rectangular track divided by a net. Unlike other racket sports, badminton is not
played with a ball, but with a steering wheel. Players must hit the racket with their rackets so that it
crosses the runway above the net and falls into the opposing sector. The point ends when the
steering wheel touches the ground, after surpassing the net.

2. 4. Baseball: Béisbol
Is a team sport played between two sets of nine players each. It is considered one of the most popular
sports in Australia, Canada, Colombia, South Korea, Cuba, the United States, Holland, Italy, Japan,
Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, South Africa, Taiwan and Venezuela.
The countries considered as powers of this sport are concentrated in America (North, Central,
Caribbean) and in Asia, being the European and African continents the most behind. Nevertheless
Europe has two good exponents (Holland and Italy) ; And in Africa it is possible to emphasize the
selection of South Africa.
5. Basketball: Baloncesto
Is a team sport, played between two sets of five players each for four periods or quarters of ten or twelve
minutes each. The goal of the team is to score points by introducing a ball through the basket, a hoop 3.05
meters above the surface of the playing field from which a net hangs. The score for each basket or basket
is two or three points, depending on the position from which the shot is made, or one, if it is a free kick for a
foul by an opposing player. The winning team is the one that gets the highest number of points.
6. Boat race: Regata
A race is a speed sports competition, or a race between boats. The term is used both in
competitions of sailing boats, as in competitions of rowing boats.

3. 7. Bowling: Bolos
Is a sports hall that consists of breaking down a set of pieces of wood (called bowling, pine or
palitroques) by throwing a heavy ball against them. Unlike other types of bowling games, in this one,
the ball rolls or slides and is not launched into the air. The track has dimensions of 19.20 meters
long by 1.06m wide and an approximation zone of at least 4.60 meters. The making of the same
before was realized with strips of American maple wood with a width of 39 slats of 27,17 millimeters.
Today synthetic tracks are used, simulating the lines of the slats that serve as reference to the
players in their launches.
8. Boxing: Boxeo
Is a combat sport in which two opponents fight using only their gloved fists, striking their opponent from the
waist up, inside a quadrilateral specially designed for this purpose; The fight is carried out in brief battles
sequences called assaults or rounds and according to a precise regulation, which regulates categories of
weights and duration of the encounter, among other aspects.
9. Canoeing: Piragüismo
Is a water sport that is practiced on a light craft, usually of fiberglass or plastic - in recreational
boats, and Kevlar fibers or carbon - in boats of competition. The boat is propelled by one, two or
four people - but not three - with a shovel. The main vessels used are kayak, propelled by a two-
blade shovel, and the canoe, propelled by a single-blade shovel. Canoeing competition. The
competitions are normally done in the summer months, however, the trainings are carried out
throughout the year.

4. 10. Chess: Ajedrez
Is a game between two people, each of which has 16 moving parts that are placed on a
board divided into 64 squares or squares.In its version of competition is considered as a
sport.
11. Cycling: Ciclismo
Cycling is an activity that groups a sport series that use the bicycle. It is one of the most
popular sport with worldwide fame whose presence has gained space in the Olympic
games.
12. Dancing: Bailar
Is an art where the movement of the body is usually used with music, as a form of
expression, of social interaction, for entertainment, artistic or religious purposes. It is the
movement in space that is performed with a part or the whole body of the performer, with a
certain measure or rhythm as an expression of individual feelings, or symbols of culture and
society. In this sense, dance is also a form of communication, since non-verbal language is
used among human beings, where the dancer or dancer expresses feelings and emotions
through their movements and gestures. It is mostly done with music, be it a song, piece of
music or sounds.

5. 13. Darts: Dardos
Darts are a game that is practiced individually or by teams, and consists of throwing three
darts alternately each player to a target until completing a certain score or reaching certain
sectors a number of times also determined, according to the variant of the game to the That
is playing.
14.Fencing: Esgrima
Is a combat sport in which two opponents are duly protected that must try to touch with a white
weapon, according to which they differentiate three modalities: saber, sword and foil. Its definition
is "art of defense and attack with a sword, foil or similar weapon". Modern fencing is a sport of
entertainment and competition, but follows the rules and techniques that were developed in its
origin for efficient handling of the sword in duels. Artistic fencing is a current modality that
incorporates elements of historical fencing alongside performing arts.
15.Fishing: Pesca
Fishing is defined as that activity that is performed to extract fish. It can be done in continental
or maritime waters. Ancestrally, fishing has consisted of one of the earliest economic activities
of many peoples of the world.

6. 16.Football: Fútbol
Is a team sport played between two sets of
eleven players each and some referees who are
concerned that the standards are met correctly. It
is widely considered the most popular sport in the
world, practiced by about 270 million people. It is
also known as football association or football
association, name derived from The Football
Association, the first official federation of the
world in this sport and that used that Name to
distinguish it from other sports that include the
word "soccer" or "soccer." 5 In some English-
speaking countries it is also known as soccer,
abbreviation of association, since the name of football in those countries is mostly associated with
Other sports with that denomination.
17.Golf: Golf
Golf is a precision sport whose goal is to introduce a ball into the holes that are distributed in the
field with the least number of strokes, using for each type of stroke one of a set of sticks slightly
different from each other, since the The head of the club has different degrees, just as the clubs
have different lengths. A lower number of degrees, longer rod length and therefore more distance.
At most 14 sticks can be carried. The one who practices golf is called a golfer.
18.Gymnastics: Gimnasia
Is a sport in which sequences of physical
exercises are executed that require balance,
strength, flexibility, agility, endurance and
control. It can also be defined as the
systematized form of physical exercises
designed for therapeutic, educational or
competitive purposes. 1 The world body in
charge of regulating the competitive disciplines
is the International Gymnastics Federation.

7. 19.Handball: Balonmano
Is a ball sport in which two teams face each other. Each team consists of seven players (six
players and a goalkeeper), and the team can count on seven other players that can be
exchanged at any time with their teammates. It is played in a rectangular field, with a goal
on each side of the field. The objective of the game is to move a ball through the field, using
the hands primarily, to try to enter it into the opposite goal, an action that is called a goal.
The team that scores the most goals at the end of the game, which consists of two parts of
thirty minutes, is the winner, and the tie can also be drawn.
20.Hockey: Hockey
Is a family of sports in which two teams compete to carry a ball of a hard material (plastic), can
also be in ice or a disc of cork to the opposite goal to score points with the help of a long stick
called palo de hockey
21.Horse racing: Carreras de caballos
Turf is a common term in various American countries to designate horse races in which the
public can bet. Because horse racing originated in the England countryside, they were given
the popular name of turf.

8. 22.Judo: Judo
Judo is a combat sport, which is based on knocking or projecting on the contrary against the floor,
this is usually put into practice on a mat (surface that cushions the falls of fighters), the clothing
that is usually used is called " Judogui "which is quite resistant to rubbing and scratches, this sport
is quite demanding and therefore it is necessary to carry out a preparation both physical (technical
and tactical) and psychological so that the athlete can meet the demands of it.
23.Karate: Kárate
Karate is a martial art that developed in Japan from 1922, when there was acceptance of a fighting
technique that was born on the island of Okinawa. In this practice kicks and punches are used,
harmoniously combining strength with balance, alignment and breathing, trying to get the
opponent down with a single blow. It privileges the power and is very practiced as a sport and in
order to achieve self-defense.
24.Motor racing: Motociclismo
Motorcycling is the sporting use of the motorcycle in various modalities. The objective of a speed
race is to travel a certain distance (or go from one place to another), in the shortest possible time;
Or travel the longest distance in a predefined time; Or to travel a distance in a preset time without
exceeding that time, mode in which gains the corridor that approaches more to the predefined
time.

9. 25.Motoring: Automovilismo
Motoring is the sport that is practiced with cars. In most modes, cars must complete a course in
the shortest possible time, or run a circuit the most times in a fixed time. There are other
disciplines that have different objectives, for example drifting, where the pilots have to make
spectacular skidding.