Skating

Skating includes sports and recreation. It also includes moving on the ground or ice using skating.

Competitors compete with each other while running at a fixed distance with speed skating, skating competition, skating

Freestyle obstacle skating, inline skating, including techniques for drawing a cone around a straight line

Active inline skates, inline skates, specially designed inline skates, emphasis on grinding and spinning

It is similar to figure skating, but participants use roller skating instead of skating

Like road bikes, road skating, road skating (straight skate or roller skating). It has much in common with inline speed skating

Speed ​​skating is a kind of competitive skating where performers compete for skating at a distance. There are various types of speed skates such as short track speed skating, long distance running speed skating, marathon speed skating. This sport is an Olympic sports, and long-distance speed skating here is often called speed skating. The street sleigh is another extreme sports driven by gravity, it is like a sled along a narrow road, but this time it is on the road. The rider passes through the track at a speed of up to 60 mph using the custom thread board and stops with just the foot. This sport is exciting and dangerous

The speed skating movement started in 1676, and first appeared in the Olympic Winter Games. For the longest time, the skater uses a standard skate that is slightly longer than ice hockey players and figure skaters. Sports has barely changed in about 70 years, but in 1996 the International Skating Federation forgiven the revolution of the putt of skates. The slap slide has a hinge attached to the blade under the foot ball. This allows more movement and faster speed, especially at longer events. These kinds of skate shoes became very popular in the mid 1990's, but their first patent was released in 1894.

Skating began in the Nordic region. According to a survey by Oxford University, the oldest ice skate had occurred in Southern Finland nearly 4,000 years ago. The original skate shoes were just scraped and the flat bones were tied to the soles of the feet. The skater does not actually slide on the ice but slides on the ice. A real skate appeared when the Dutch invented a steel blade with a sharp blade in the 13th and 14th centuries. Since then, the structure of modern skates has changed little. (Wikipedia)

True skating occurs when using steel blades with sharp edges. Right now the skates are cut into layers of ice rather than sliding on ice. The Dutch invented the edge of skating in the 13th or 14th century. These skates are made of steel with a sharp edge at the bottom to help move. Since then, the basic structure of modern skate shoes has not changed much, but details differ greatly, especially in terms of the lashing method and the shape and structure of the steel blade. In the Netherlands, skating is considered to be suitable for all kinds of people, as can be seen in many photos of old masters.