Speed Skating

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Inline Speed Skating is when competitors compete in an oval using a boot version of inline skates. It is very simal to speed skating where participants skate normally in packs and race to finish.

There's no number. Ususally in Short track there's 4 on the ice at a time, racing that is. The most I've ever seen is 6, and that was in a 3000m race. But in long track yo can have more, dependson the number of people racing, and the number of people in the meet.

There is no minimum age. As long as you can skate, you can speed skate. Honestly, if your 1 years old, but yo can stand on skates and move forward... You could sign up for your local speed skating club.

The subject of math could be applied to speed skating in many ways.

First in terms of the skater's speed - distance / time = speed. This could also be analysed further in terms of say acceleration or the change in velocity.

Also one could apply math to plot the curve of a skater's route around the oval course; graphs could be plotted and analysed, for example, to find the fastest route around the course.

There is no right answer to your question. there can be 5, 2, or 12.

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The sport of speed skating is a fast paced international game that has an Olympic berth in the Winter games. The countries that typically participate in speed skating are Germany, Holland, the United States, South Korea, Russia, China, Italy, Canada, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Australia, Great Britain, and many other nations around the world.

The roots of ice skating date back over 1,000 years to the frozen canals and waterways of Scandinavia and the Netherlands when men laced animal bones to their footwear and glided across frozen lakes and rivers.

today tens of thousands of people come to participate in the olympic games but back in the ancient times only the villagers of Greece participated in the games

There are 11,028 Athletes in the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games.

A(or some): 1)Hat,gloves and scarf are recommended 2)Socks 3)Wear warm clothing!(e.g: thick jumper,tracky bottoms,) 4)Money for car parking and drinks/food at the cafe/vending machines 5)Drink and food if you don't want to buy it 6)Money for lockers 7)FRIENDS AND FAMILY!!!!!!!!!!!!

The fastest a human has been recorded ice skating is around 39 mph (63 km/h), achieved by ice speed skater Pavel Kryukov of Russia. Factors such as ice conditions, equipment, and technique all play a role in determining an individual's speed on the ice.

Between 30-40mph! They stay mostly in the 30mph range!

Short track is in a hockey rink, and consists of a 111m oval. Long track you have to have a specially made 400m track, usually outdoors.

Well look, if she skates 4m/1s, and your skate 4m/20s.... she's 20 times faster than you!!

IN an oval.

Taro Kondo is a speed skater for Japan at the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

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Albert Tebbit of Great Britain who was 52 years old when he competed in men's 500 meters at the 1924 Winter Games in Chamonix. He finished 20th.

Emily Scott, Olympic speed skater, was born to Carol and Craig Scott.

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