4 new sports at the 2018 Winter Olympics

There are several new activities at the Winter Olympics this year. In most cases, these are familiar sports, but there are some new twists and turns.

Morten Kleivdal in Norway participated in the qualifying for the Big Air event at the FIS Snowboard World Cup Final in Barcelona. (JOSEP LAGO / AFP / Getty Images)

Big Air is paying attention to one of the most exciting parts of this sport, the trick. An athlete slides through a high lamp and jumps out into the air. This is fun and the beginning of competition. There are six referees who score scores on the difficulties and athletes' performances. There is also amplitude - this is the height of the snowboard. They want to take off in the air, but they are not too expensive so they can not stick to the score and another important part of the land. Please search for the best ski for "three times or four times rotation called" cork ".

US Sarah Anderson and Korey Dropkin worked hard on their brooms at the curling mix doubles final in New Zealand. (Photo: Neil Kerr / Getty Images)

Other curling competitions have separate teams for men and women, but mixed doubles of women and men for each team. Since the normal curling team consists of four people, each team throws eight stones in turn on the ice. There is also a "powerful theater" rule that teams can use in games to move stones

Tomas Birkner De Miguel (left) in Argentina and Giuliano Razoli in Italy participated in the quarterfinals of the St. Moritz Alpine team. (FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP / Getty Images)

This is another sport where women and men work together. Each country team has two men and two women. Each skier will receive a hockey course that marks members of other teams. The winners have earned points for their country. The competition will continue in a tournament style and the winning team will rise to a higher position until the two highest scoring countries compete for the gold medal.

The women began participating in the European Speed ​​Skating Championship held in Kolomna. (MLADEN ANTONOV / AFP / Getty Images)

This is actually a return movement - it was the end of the 1932 Olympic Games. Now that the massive speed skating has returned, it will be the biggest speed skate. Up to 24 players must start the race at the same time and have to go around the track 16 laps. Even if the game crosses the top 3 finish line, there are many strategies involved. Skaters want to save speed in the last few laps, but I do not want to be surrounded by other competitors. All of these players are running around 50 kilometers per hour.

PyeongChang's vision for the 2018 Olympic Games in 2018 is to provide a new vision for the Olympics and winter sports - a legacy of new growth and unprecedented new possibilities. The Winter Olympics program is one of the most compact programs in the history of the Olympic Games, offering a unique stage where the best athletes in the world can make outstanding results. With PyeongChang 's strategic position in Asia and entry into the young and rapidly growing youth market, the 2018 Winter Olympics will allow a new generation of potential athletes to understand the power of winter sports.

Winter sports grow and change over time as well as other sports. This change is obvious by comparing the 1924 Winter Olympics with modern winter sports. We are ready to see some amazing new sports innovations in Pyeongchang in 2018, and these sports will change more in the coming years. This will ensure the safety of the athlete, break the record and create a better experience for the fans. The 21st century just began, eventually the change in winter sports will be as dramatic as in the past 100 years.

The Olympics were questioned at the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics. The 2016 Summer Olympics includes 28 sports events, the other 5 sports are included in the 2020 Summer Olympics, and the 2014 Winter Olympics includes 7 sports. The number and type of events may differ slightly from the Olympic Games. Each Olympic movement is represented by an international governance body, the International Federation (IF). The International Olympic Committee (IOC) establishes a hierarchy of sports, disciplines and activities. According to this level, each movement of the Olympic Games can be subdivided into multiple fields. For example, swimming and water polo, they are actually in the field of water sports (represented by the International Swimming Federation), figure skating, speed skating, both subject to skating (represented by the International Skating Federation).