Sports are called human actions in which physical or mental movement or in some cases dual exercises can be used.  In some sports, such as cricket and table tennis, the main factor is physical exercise.  Whereas in a game like chess, the focus is more on mental planning and playing the right way.  The popular children's play Musical Cheers focuses on both physical and mental activity.  The number of people in this game is less than one chair.  People walk around the chairs and the recorded music is heard in a tape recorder, computer, music player, cellphone, etc.  As a person who is not competitive in the original game, stops the music, the game ends people have to grab the chairs immediately.  Every seat that sits first is safe.  The person who does not sit in one of the chairs before is out of the game.  The game goes on and on.  In this way the game involves physical alertness as well as mental alertness.

 Some games (sports) can be limited to two people, such as chess.  Some sports can have several players at a time, such as cricket and football.  These two games usually consist of teams.  A team competes against a rival team.  There is a team captain and many other players.  A team in team sports can be successful with the team despite poor performance and may lose with its team in the game due to not being with the team despite excellent performance.

 Some sports can be played alone.  Such as a crossword game that is often played by one person alone.  Computers, cell phones and the Internet have made many games that people play alone.  In addition, sports games are played in remote partnerships, where two people can play in two different geographical areas.

 Sports are played only for health.  The pursuit of sports sometimes involves the purpose of spending time.  Apart from this, sports are also played professionally