1. Baseball involves a ball moving through the air due to it being hit with a bat and being thrown. The motion of the ball is projectile motion. The ball hitting the bat and glove when being caught is an example of a collision, which is momentum. Work is also done on the ball to stop it when it is caught.

2. Basketball also involves a ball acting as a projectile. Sometimes the ball spins, which is rotational motion. The squeaking sound you hear during a game is due to the friction between the soles of the shoes of the players and the court.

3. Bowling involves pure roll and sliding motion. Momentum and collisions can be studied when the ball hits the pins.

4. Cycling involves torque when the handlebars are turned. Circular motion can be studied with the wheels spinning.

5. Golf involves projectile motion and impulse when the club stays in contact with the golf ball during a stroke.

6. Gymnastics involves projectile motion, and tension in the cables when the gymnast swings from them.

7. Ice hockey involves linear motion of the puck on the ice. Collisions are also involved when the players collide with each other.

8. Swimming involves impulse when the swimmer pushes against the water for an extended period of time. Significant buoyant forces are involved in swimming too.