The word freestyle is used to describe a sport or other activity where the participant is free to choose a style at will. It is also used to describe a version of a sport which is slightly more lenient than the sport it descended from.

See (in music):

• Freestyle music, also known as "Latin hip hop" or "Latin freestyle"
• Freestyle rapping is improvised rapping.
• Freestyle was the name of Freestyle music musician Pretty Tony's one man band.
• Freestyle (Swedish band) is a Swedish band popular in the 1980s.
• Freestyle (radio program) is on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Radio One
• Freestyle is a Saturday night music video request show on New Zealand's C4.
• Freestyler (song) is a Bomfunk MC's single.
• Freestylers is a United Kingdom electronic music group.

See (in sports):

• Freestyle frisbee
• Freestyle fighting, a kind of martial art that incorporates various styles and forms of martial arts.
• Freestyle FMX, motorcycle jumping on a motocross bike.
• Freestyle BMX, bicycle stunts on a BMX bike.
• Freestyle swimming
• Freestyle wrestling
• In skiing:
  • Freestyle skiing (which includes aerial, moguls and ballet skiing)
  • Freestyle skis, which are also known as Twin-tip skis
  • Freestyle snowboarding
  • In cross-country skiing, skating is allowed in freestyle races
• Freestyle skydiving
• Freestyle skateboarding
• Freestyle hockey, which is like normal hockey, but:

1. The number of players per team is increased from 11 to 14.

2. The length is increased from 70 to 100 minutes.
3. Goals can be shot from anywhere.
4. A player can hit anyone from the opposing team with his/her stick.
5. There are no other changes.
   • Monster Truck Freestyle

See also

• Freestyle dance
• Musical Canine Freestyle

(in consumer goods):

• In Sweden the word freestyle is synonymous with a portable cassette tape player.
• Reebok Freestyle, a women's athletic shoe.
• Ford Freestyle, a crossover SUV.

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