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List of Activities and Sports LIST OF ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS Chráníme to nejcennější SPORT 1/20 valid as of 1 January 2020 WITH THE NEED FOR TAKING OUT SUPPLEMENTARY INSURANCE WITHOUT THE NEED FOR TAKING OUT SUPPLEMENTARY INSURANCE UNINSURABLE HAZARDOUS EXTREME aerobics, kickbox aerobic, aqua majorettes acrobatic rock and roll aerials alpinism aerobic, yoga, fitness exercising Ice stock sport american football acrobatics in general (e.g. artistes) base jumping aerotrim minigolf BMX acrobatic water skiing buildering agility sport modelling martial arts to the extent of capoeira, acrobatic winter skiing cave diving airsoft modern gymnastics jiu-jitsu, judo, karate downhill skiing canoe slalom (grade VI) animation programmes foot tennis bouldering (on artificial rock walls) bobsled racing dragster racing athletics orienteering and cross-country box lacrosse martial arts to the extent of aikido, extreme skiing badminton running canicross in difficult terrain allkampf-jitsu, kung-fu, taekwondo, extreme power sports (pulling ballet paddleboard competitive cycling (road and track) sumo, box, kick boxing, thai boxing of heavy weights, vehicles by a baseball paintball cyclo-cross, bike trial bouldering (not on artificial rock walls) cable, etc.) basketball petanque canoe slalom (grades III-IV) bungee jumping freeride (whatever) cross-country skiing (along marked swimming horse racing canyoning heliskiing trails) beach and water-based recreational quidditch canoe slalom (grade V) high jumping (cliffdiving) running - jogging, long courses, activities fly fox drifting mountain climbing including marathons, uphill running (water banana rides, paddle boat firefighter sport and training of rescue flyboarding hydrospeed (not mountain running and desert rides, parasailing, vwater skiing, squads wildlife photography stunt activities marathons) toboganning, water sliding, etc.) high ropes four-cross taming biathlon city stays without any elevation roller hockey ice-cross downhill climbing frozen waterfalls and bobsleds (not competitive limits mountain running jet-surf ice walls bodsleds) powerbocking (running with elastic- indoor skydiving kiting (buggykiting, kiteboarding, hunting of exotic wild animals boccia like spring-loaded stilts) (without Roller in-line hockey kitesurfing, powerkiting, snowkiting, parkour (outdoor and outside bowling somersaults) inline jöring apod.) organized clubs) break dance ground hockey yachting and cruising on vessels aerial sports to the extent of piloting ice diving or cave diving bridge arm wrestling powered solely by the wind sport planes, gliders, balloons, glider rope jumping skating (in-line, roller skating) ricochet U-ramp rides (in-line skates, parachutes, hang gliders, paragliding, seakayaking ice skating (not competetive figure fishing and sport fishing (from the skateboard, skis, in-line scooter) parasailing, aerobatics, parachuting sharkdiving skating and speed skating) shore as well as from a boat) competitive figure skating (even tandem jumps) ski alpinism bungee racewalking ice hockey longboarding (downhill) ski touring boomerang sled (not a racing sled) climbing on artificial rock walls desert marathon sky surfing bungee running/trampoline showdown without use of security components moguls speed riding canicross in easy terrain rafting (see canoe slalom) longboarding (ne sjezd/downhill) motor sports in difficult terrain shooting with live ammunition curling skateboarding modern pentathlon (motocross, autocross, enduro, etc.) (not shooting at the official exercising in a gym skiathlon monoski mountain bike trail/biking shooting range- see sport bicycle tourism skibobs (not competitive) motor sports in normal terrain mountboarding shooting) disc golf water jumping (including (including minibike, mini-karts, go- parkour (indoor or in organized clubs) fencing with sharp swords canoe slalom (grades I-II) synchronised) (from board or karts) speedway (and ice speedway) via ferrata grades E-F drag boating tower) parkour diving with a breathing apparatus expeditions to places with duatlon snowboarding (along marked trails] pole dance without instructor or above 10 m extreme weather and natural fitness and bodybuilding snowtrampoline polo depth conditions or large floorball snowtubbing (along marked trails) diving without a breathing apparatus - powerbocking with somersaults uninhabited areas (desert, football, footbag, goalball, futsal softball freediving, or diving with a breathing rodeo, western rodeo jungle, open sea, polar area, frisbee spinning apparatus with instructor up to 10 m speed skiing etc.) golf squash depth (excluding ice diving) sled racing high-altitude hiking above handball desk games rugby and underwater rugby Nordic combined 5000 m above sea level ball hockey table tennis fishing and sport fishing (from the downhill on a snowmobile wrestling cheerleaders stretching shore as well as from a boat) skeleton testing of transports means intercross streetball speed skating competitive (on ice or skibob racing classic cars driving blank firing in-line) ski jumping and flying mountain biking (not downhill MTB) sport shooting (including shooting sandboarding sky dive riding a snowmobile (not downhill, with live ammunition at the official single track snow (bungee) rafting/kayaking freestyle) shooting range) skijöring speleology animal rides (e.g. horse, camel, synchronised swimming jumping on trampolines without use streetluge elephant) chess of security components historical medieval battles (full yoga fencing - sport, historical, scenic, abseiling contact) canoeing on calm water etc. (not using sharp weapons) sledge hockey swing jumping kickbox aerobic darts snowboard cross, skicross trial (auto, moto) cycle ball snorkelling spartan race via ferrata grade D fitness exercising in sporting tai-chi sport gymnastics organisations ballroom dancing (including surfing horse racing competitive ballroom dancing) hiking in difficult terrain up to 5000 m korfball tennis above sea level, also including paths artistic cycling tchoukball equipped with chains, ropes or ladders cricket triathlon (via ferrata grades A-C) and trekkings billiard hiking in easy terrain up to 3000 m water motorsports (boat, motor body building above sea level (including trekking) scooters, catamaran, etc.) skittles rowing water slalom (even on an artificial quadriathlon water skiing canal) lacrosse water polo weightlifting (even powerlifting and balloon flights (as a passenger) volleyball benchpress) climbing artificial walls wallyball wakeboarding sport hunting (not hunting of exotic windsurfing Greco-Roman wrestling wild animals) dog sled racing (mushing) freestyle wrestling archery winter swimming winter sports in snowpark skiing along marked trails (besides zumba zorbing speed skiing and mogul skiing) juggling www.pvzp.cz Chráníme to nejcennější 1/1 .
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