There isn't one.
Someone using a medical respirator isn't going to be participating in sports, since they would be seriously injured. Industrial respirators for harsh environments aren't used in sports, either.
Lifetime sports are those which are enjoyed by the young and the old. Sports which can be enjoyed at various intensity levels: golf and tennis are excellent examples. Soccer would not be considered a lifetime sport because it involves so much running. American football would not be considered a lifetime sport because it involves both running and tackling. The "soft" martial arts such as Tai Chi and KungFu are considered lifetime sports while the "hard" martial arts such as taekwondo, judo and karate are not because they involve strikes and grappling.
In endurance sports. If you don't need the strength, big muscles are simply more to lug around.
I would say that it would depend on the sport in question. In some sports, sex of the players is of no advantage/disadvantage. Otherwise, the question is to vague for a real answer.
It would be play, as the sentence would read for example, 'Do you play different sports?','Pintsinker has played many different sports in his lifetime', or even 'Pintsinker is hopeless at playing different sports'.
A life would last a lifetime.
Many sports have teams of either number, but one with both would be rowing. It also commonly has crews of 8 people participating.
Participating in Sports After a Nose PiercingIt depends what type of sport but i would suggest that you do not play basketball or netball until you've had your piercing for a couple of weeks-others like running swimming and football ar fine.
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Advantage: would help me with me algebra. Disadvantage: would give me bad hayfever.
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More than you would in a lifetime More than you would in a lifetime