A recreational sport and is useful in therapy. It is also taught for lifesaving purposes. Swimming true Basketball false Baseball and softball false Single Played by two teams, Points are won every time the offensive team successfully shoots the ball through the defense's basket within the time set on the shot clock. Badminton false Basketball true Baseball and softball false Single Games wherein a ball is hit by a bat. For the offense, the goal is to cover as many bases while for the defense the goal is to bring the ball back to the bases before a runner steps on the base. Badminton false Lawn tennis false Baseball and softball true Single This involves a racquet hitting a shuttlecock, intending to successfully bring the bird to the other side of the net and the field of the opponent. Badminton true Lawn tennis false Motorsports false Single Another racquet sport that may be played by individuals or in doubles. The objective is to volley the ball successfully to the playing field of the opponent. Cycling false Lawn tennis true Motorsports false Single Sports involving motorized vehicles, including cars and boats, for racing or non-racing competitions. Cycling false Combat sports false Motorsports true Single Sports involving bicycles include different forms of racing such as cyclo-cross, mountain bike racing, BMX, and track cycling. Cycling true Combat sports false Boardsports false Single Also called fighting sports. Volleyball false Combat sports true Boardsports false Single Involve boards as primary equipment. Examples are surfing and skateboarding. Volleyball false Swimming false Boardsports true Single Played by two teams of six players. The ball is first served or brought to the other side of the net with the receiving team strategizing ways to volley the ball back to the opponent's court with just three touches of the ball. Volleyball true Swimming  false Basketball false Single