The best websites for Extreme Sports all in one place
Discover the best websites for Extreme Sports
Wryst Timepiece gives you the best sites for the roughest Adrenaline Extreme Sports
Extreme Sports are just not like mainstream sports. Past and present, they are crawling with rebels, riders, drivers, and rock stars. It's not about uniforms, coaches, or scripts. Expressing yourself through action is the key.
It's an attitude, a way of life, even a religion.
Once you're in, you're in for life...
Extreme sports have blossomed into mainstream consciousness with gut-wrenching flair and gusto once the niche of rebellious, multi-pierced idlers and tattooed miscreants performing outrageous stunts.
Spurred on by wider media coverage of sports like snowboarding, surfing, and skateboarding, and driven largely by tightknit gatherings of hard-core participants around the world, extreme sports are no longer defined by their counter-culture and non-traditional roots – one might say that they’re firmly entrenched in the fabric of modern sports culture.
Between ESPN’s X-Games and a YouTube generation titillated by GoPro-captured squirrel suit BASE jumps, extreme sports are here to stay.
Staying up-to-date is one challenge. The matter of opinion is another. Is hiking an extreme sport? What about snowmobiling? The level of extreme-ness matters, but even that can be arbitrary. Some sports are undoubtedly extreme, but many of them, well, it simply depends. Does cycling a well-groomed single-track trail through the woods count as extreme? Not sure!
List of Extreme Sports updated:
SKY
Bungee Jumping
BASE Jumping
WiSBASE (or Wingsuit Flying, or Proximity Flying)
Sky Surfing
Skydiving
Indoor Skydiving
Hot Air Ballooning
Paramotoring
Paragliding
Hang Gliding
Microlight
Jet-Powered Flight
SNOW
Skiing
Snowboarding
Ski Jumping
Snowmobiling
Speed Flying (or Speed Riding)
WATER
Windsurfing
Kitesurfing (or Kiteboarding)
Skimboarding
Jet Skiing
Big Wave Bodyboarding
Surfing
Big Wave Surfing
Waterskiing
Wakeboarding
Kneeboarding
Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP)
Whitewater Rafting
Whitewater Kayaking
Scuba Diving
Cave Diving
Freediving (or Free-Diving)
RACE
Adventure Racing
Endurance Racing
Trail Running
Triathlon Racing
Obstacle Racing
CLIMB
Mountaineering
Rock Climbing
Ice Climbing
Mixed Climbing
Abseiling (or Rappelling)
Free Climbing
Bouldering
Slacklining
WHEEL
Mountain Biking
Cycling
Unicycling
Bicycle Polo
Motocross
Motorcycle Racing
BMX
Skateboarding
Longboarding
Mountainboarding (or All-Terrain Boarding)
Rallying
Inline Skating
Street Luging
Have we missed any???
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4 comments
Great page to find out about extreme sports and how many there actually are. Must say some are not recommended to practive and very dangerous though. Good fun to watch.
Formula 1 is also considered an extreme sport, so is superbike.
Great informative place to find lots of website about extreme sports! Brilliant thank you