Inline speed skating is a form of roller skating where athletes race on inline skates, which have wheels arranged in a single line rather than in pairs. The sport involves skaters competing to achieve the fastest time over a set distance, often on smooth tracks or streets. Inline speed skating requires strong leg power, endurance, and technique, as skaters must maintain high speeds while navigating turns and straight paths. It is typically done in both individual and team events, with competitions ranging from short sprints to long-distance races.

Definition och betydelse av "inline speed skating"på engelska

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