Ice Skating By Gaia Vignoli Hmmm...

List of Contents History Types of modern skates Disciplines Jumps and turns Kids on ice Famous skaters I met Sources

History Skating was invented in 3,000 BC and is still used now. Ice skating is very popular in some countries. The first skates were made of animal bones in 3,000 BC…. Then the Netherlands made (in the 13th or the 14th century) these skates that were made of steel. okay

People used skates as a way of crossing frozen lakes and rivers in the winter. Figure skating started when skaters started trying various spins and jumps on ice. Now skating is just a sport or a hobby, especially in countries where it’s very cold for example Holland.

Types of Modern Skates They improved skates and added pointed edges. The part under the shoe skate is a steel blade. Pointed edges Ice Hokey skate Racing clap skate

Jumps and Turns Axel Spot Flip Mohawk Kadetije Pirouette Sitije Swefstand Camel spin Drietjes improve

Disciplines Pair skating Woman single’s Men single’s Figure skating is dancing on ice, groups or single perform twist, jumps and other movements in time with music. During competitions or shows they wear beautiful clothes. Olympic Pair skating Woman single’s Men single’s Non-Olympic Synchronized skating Theater on Ice Acrobatic skating

Kids on Ice Kids on Ice is my club, it exists for 22 years. I have been skating for nearly 4 years. I am the best in my group and I like it a lot. In April we used to do a big shows where also famous Olympic skaters perform their dance. This year they teach us synchronized skating. We do small shows in many cities.

Me 3 years ago. Kids on Ice world record On Sunday March 14 2010, Kids on Ice made history. In the sportcentrum Eindhoven the children of Kids on the Ice made the 'largest ice skating pinwheel' or 'the world's largest skating mill” ever. The record has been recognized by the jury of Guinness World Record.

Famous skaters I met J.Hendrickx-Belgium junior Champion Jenna MCCorkell 9 times UK Champion Kevin van de Perren Belgium Olympic skater S.Kemp+D. King – UK Champion

Sources Wikipedia Kidsworld.com My Pictures Youtube Kidsonice.nl