What are the categories of roller skating competitions?

Roller skating competitions are divided into two categories: roller skating and roller skating.

First, the origin and history of roller skating

Roller skating originated in the United States in the early 20th century and was originally created by two Americans. They tied two snowballs together and put on roller skates, which formed the earliest roller skates. With the passage of time, roller skating has gradually developed into a formal sport and has been included in the International Roller Skating Federation.

Second, the rules and characteristics of roller skating competition

1, rules of the game

The rules of roller skating are similar to those of ice hockey, but there are some differences. When roller skating, players must wear single-row or double-row roller skates, and can't touch the ball with clubs or hands.

Players can kick the ball, pass the ball or shoot with their feet, but they must wear roller skates to complete the action. The competition venue can be hard ground or short grass, and the competition time is two or three games, each with 20 minutes. The rules of scoring goals are the same as those of ice hockey.

2. Competitive characteristics

Roller skating competition has the characteristics of high speed, high technical requirements and fierce confrontation. Players need to complete passing and shooting in high-speed skating, and they need excellent balance and flexibility. In addition, the roller skating competition also has the characteristics of strong appreciation and easy participation, which is deeply loved by fans and athletes.

Popularization and development of roller skating competition

1, development

With the continuous development of roller skating, more and more countries and regions begin to hold roller skating competitions, and the number of participants and the level of competition are constantly improving. In China, roller skating has gradually become popular, and roller skating competitions have been held in major cities and regions, and roller skating associations and clubs have been established. These organizations and institutions have made important contributions to the promotion and development of roller skating.

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In addition, the International Roller Skating Federation has also actively promoted the development of roller skating and held many international competitions and training activities. These activities provide strong support for improving the level of roller skating competition and promoting roller skating culture.