Sentence examples similar to skating terrain from inspiring English sources
The importance of uphill skiing for overall race performance has been observed previously in connection with both distance and sprint skiing (Andersson et al. 2010; Bergh and Forsberg 2000), but the contribution of flat skiing is a novel finding that may be explained by the flatter nature of sprint skiing tracks and the more pronounced significance of skating in flat terrain.
Thanks to Mount Royal, a large central park and cemetery that serves as cross-country, snowshoe and ice-skating terrain in the winter and becomes a verdant picnic ground and gathering spot in the summer, Montrealers never have to leave city limits.
Keep a close eye on the terrain as you're skating, but keep your eyes up to stay balanced as much as possible.
The popsicle stick board was developed as a response to the rise of the 1990s street skating culture where skaters sought to develop tricks working less with vertical terrain than street facilities like benches, stairs, and railings.
If anything, it's better: at once burly and technical, with much more open-mindedness about tricks and a widespread readiness to skate all kinds of terrain.
The peak cycle length on the treadmill exhibited pronounced negative correlations to STT performance as well as to the average speed on flat and uphill terrain, in agreement with other observations that better skiers have longer cycle lengths when skating (Bilodeau et al. 1996; Rundell and McCarthy 1996; Stoggl and Muller 2009).
This investigation was designed to analyze the time-trial (STT) in an international cross-country skiing sprint skating competition for (1) overall STT performance and relative contributions of time spent in different sections of terrain, (2) work rate and kinematics on uphill terrain, and (3) relationships to physiological and kinematic parameters while treadmill roller ski skating.
See ; ice hockey; roller-skating; speed skating.
