Speed skating is a competitive ice sport where athletes race on ice to achieve the fastest time over a set distance. Skaters wear specialized boots with blades designed for speed, and they push off the ice with powerful strides while maintaining a low, aerodynamic posture. There are different formats of speed skating, including short-track and long-track, with races ranging from sprints to endurance events. Speed skating requires a combination of strength, technique, and stamina, as well as the ability to navigate sharp turns at high speeds. It is a popular event in the Winter Olympics.

Definition och betydelse av "speed skating"på engelska

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