A second sports set built around the Olympic end of the list: a martial art, three endurance disciplines and a ten-letter finish on beam and bars.
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#1easyUnsolved Japanese martial art built on throws and holds.
The name translates roughly as the gentle way, since it redirects force rather than meeting it.#2easyUnsolved Twelve rounds, two gloves, one ring.
The Queensberry Rules of 1867 introduced gloves and the three-minute round.#3easyUnsolved Facing backwards while going forwards, fast.
An eight is steered by the coxswain, the only person in the boat facing the direction of travel.#4mediumUnsolved Three weeks, one yellow jersey.
The Tour de France leader's jersey is yellow because the sponsoring newspaper was printed on yellow paper.#5mediumUnsolved Freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly.
Butterfly began as a legal variation of breaststroke before becoming its own event in 1952.#6hardUnsolved Beam, bars, vault and floor.
The balance beam is ten centimetres wide, about the length of an adult hand.