Circle Rules Football— played on a circular field with one central goal in which teams score in opposing directions using a yoga ball.

Motorsports— includes a wide range of sports, each linked with its use of a motor to propel a driver, and all have an element of thrill and danger for the driver and spectator.Baseball— a bat and ball game in which the aim is to hit the ball and score runs by running around four bases. Squat— a powerlifting event in which participants attempt to perform a squat with the maximum weight on their shoulders. Golf Croquet— a popular form of croquet in which each player takes a stroke in turn, trying to hit a ball through the same hoop. Yubi Lakpi— a seven-a-side traditional football game with similarities to rugby played in Manipur, India, using a coconut. Chase Tag— like the playground game of tag, a chaser has 20 seconds to tag an evader as they race around an obstacle course.

Seatball— a sport like sitting volleyball for disabled and non-disabled athletes, played on a larger court and allowing for the ball to bounce once between touches (also called Sitzball or Sitball). Sports activities teach perseverance. Every single athlete has to try, fail and try again repeatedly until they become good enough. By so doing, the athlete trains his or her mind on the necessity of enduring until a worthy cause is attained. Robot Sports— sporting competitions involve robot machines battling other robots, often replicating the rules and equipment of sports (not a sport). Capoeira— a form of martial art from Brazil which has a combination of aspects of dance moves, acrobatics, movements and music.Parallel Bars— an artistic gymnastics discipline performed by men which comprises predominantly of swings and vaults with two parallel bars. Para Badminton— versions of badminton for disabled athletes, either standing, in a wheelchair, or played while sitting.