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 Professional sportspersons make all or part of their living through participating at sporting events, in either a team or as part of a team. They usually are specialized in a particular sport that they are skilled at, like Australian Rules Football, basketball, boxing, cricket, golf, netball, rugby league as well as soccer, swimming tennis, among others however some might participate in multiple sports. Specific requirements for a sportsperson's personal life   Physically fit   Aiming to maintain and attain an elite level of skill and endurance in a specific sport   Communication skills are essential for promotion work  Willing to travel Check best sports persons: Joe Kovacs Darlan Romani Armand Duplantis    Education & Training for a Sportsperson  You can become professional sportspersons without formal training. But, having a high degree of understanding in your chosen sport is crucial. In a team sport, players will come under the guidance of a coach whose responsi

 This is a list of International sports bodies, each of which functions as a non-governmental governing body for any sport, and oversees the sport at a worldwide level, typically preparing rules in the sport, and promoting it to prospective spectators and fans, developing prospective players, as well as organising world or continental championships. There are a few international sports federations like for instance the International Swimming Federation and the International Skating Union, may regulate multiple activities, which are often referred to in general terms as separate sports: FINA has, for instance, the power to regulate swimming diving, synchronised diving and water polo. These are separate "disciplines" within the single "sport" of Aquatics.    International sports federations are an integral element of Olympic as well as Paralympic movements. Each Olympic activity is hosted through its international sports federation, which assists in coordinating the a

 This is a list international sports federations, each of which functions as an unofficial governing body for the sport they are responsible for and manages its sport at a world level, typically preparing rules, promoting the sport to potential fans and spectators or developing future players and organising continental or world championships. Certain international sports federations, like for instance the International Swimming Federation and the International Skating Union, may supervise multiple activities that are known in common usage as separate sports. FINA, for example governs swimming, diving, synchronised swimming and water polo, as separate "disciplines" within the single "sport" of Aquatics.    International sports federations are an integral part to the Olympic and Paralympic movements. Each Olympic activity is hosted through its international sports federation, which assists in coordinating the events of its discipline during Games. To make a sport an O