What are the winter sports programs

Ice Hockey

Ice Hockey, also known as Ice Hockey, originated in Canada, and has been played in Europe and North America since then. it was listed as an official sport at the 7th Winter Olympics in 1956.

Ice skating

Ice skating is a winter sport in which people use ice skates to glide on the ice. It originated in the Netherlands in the 10th century. Ice skating includes speed skating, short track speed skating, and figure skating.

A, speed skating Men: 500 meters, 1,000 meters, 1,500 meters, 5,000 meters, 10,000 meters; Women: 500 meters, 1,000 meters, 1,500 meters, 3,000 meters, 5,000 meters;

B, short track speed skating Men: 1,000 meters, 5,000 meters relay; Women: 500 meters, 3,000 meters relay;

C. Figure Skating: single skating, pairs skating and ice dancing.

Skiing

Skiing is a winter sport in which athletes hold ski poles and skis on the snow. It originated in the snowy regions of Northern Europe. Skiing includes cross-country skiing, ski jumping, alpine skiing, Nordic skiing and freestyle skiing.

Curling

Curling, also known as curling, ice skating, is a team unit on the ice for a throwing competition, the Winter Olympics competition, set up men and women 2 small items.

Snowmobile

Snowmobile is a collective ride sled, the use of rudder and steering wheel control in the artificial ice track skating sports. 1924 in the first Winter Olympic Games was listed as an official event.

Sled

Sledding originated in the Swiss Alps, is a wooden or metal double sled skateboard in the special ice and snow lines on the high-speed slide down, turn a winter sports program. Divided into two kinds of ruddered sled and rudderless sled. The modern biathlon originated in Norway, and people in the winter hunting activities, is a kind of skiing and shooting competitions. 1960 the 8th Winter Olympics will be the project renamed biathlon and listed as the official competition. 1992 the 16th Winter Olympics added women's competition.

Winter Swimming

Winter Swimming Winter Swimming strictly refers to swimming in outdoor waters in winter (including rivers, lakes, lakes, the sea and other natural waters and reservoirs and other man-made waters) under natural water temperature. That is to say, winter, spring supplemented by the temperature below 10 ℃ for the winter standard definition of winter swimming; water temperature as a sign, the national winter swimming can be divided into four levels of zone: air temperature of 17 ℃ as the starting point of winter swimming; water temperature of 8 ℃ as a sign of the coldness of winter swimming. 17 ℃ below the temperature of the water to give a person the feeling of cold, below 8 ℃ below the cold, numbness, the strong cold stimulation of the sensation.

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