Bi đá trên băng

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Bi đá trên băng

Môn thể thao bi đá trên băng diễn ra trong suốt Tim Hortons Brier năm 2005
Cơ quan điều hành cấp cao nhất	Liên đoàn bi đá trên băng thế giới
Nickname	Chess On Ice, The Roaring Game
Lần đầu xuất hiện	Approximately late medieval Scotland
Số vận động viên đăng ký	est. 1,500,000
Đặc điểm
Va chạm	No
Số vận động viên tham gia	4 per team (2 in Mixed Doubles)
Giới tính tham gia	See mixed curling
Thể loại	Precision and accuracy
Trang bị	Curling brooms, stones (rocks), curling shoes
Địa điểm	Curling sheet
Thế vận hội	First event in 1924 (Retroactively made official in 2006). Demonstration sport in 1932, 1988 and 1992. Officially added in 1998.
Paralympic	Officially added in 2006. See Wheelchair curling

Sân chơi ở Colzium, Kilsyth, Scotland.

Bi đá trên băng hay ném tạ trên băng (tiếng Anh gọi là curling hay curler) là môn thể thao mà người chơi phải trượt trên một tấm băng hướng tới khu vực mục tiêu được chi thành 4 vòng. Môn thể thao này bắt nguồn từ Scotland.

Cúp nữ vô địch thế giới.

Các câu lạc bộ bi đá trên băng nổi tiếng

• Bemidji Curling Club – Bemidji, Minnesota, Home of the 2006 United States Men's & Women's Olympic Curling Teams
• Broomstones Curling Club – Wayland, Massachusetts
• Blackhawk Curling Club – Janesville, Wisconsin
• Cape Cod Curling Club – Falmouth, Massachusetts
• Chicago Curling Club – Chicago, Illinois
• Columbus Curling Club – Columbus, Ohio – One of the United States' newest clubs
• Copper Country Curling Club – Calumet, Michigan – The only indoor curling club in the United States that curls on unrefrigerated, natural ice
• Curling Club Utrecht – Utrecht, Netherlands
• Dakota Curling Club – Burnsville, Minnesota – a leading example of the development of new curling clubs on arena ice in the USA
• Detroit Curling Club – Ferndale, Michigan
• Duluth Curling Club- Duluth, Minnesota – Largest curling facility in the United States
• Garrison Golf and Curling Club, Kingston, Ontario
• Grand National Curling Club – Organization in the United States covering clubs on the east coast
• Granite Curling Club – Winnipeg, Manitoba
• Granite Curling Club – Seattle, Washington, the only dedicated curling facility on the west coast of the United States
• Greenacres Curling Club, Scotland – Home of the Salt Lake City Olympics gold medal winning Ladies team of 2002.
• Hollywood Curling Club, Los Angeles, CA – Home of one of the newest curling clubs in the United States
• Fenton's Rink – the first curling rink in England
• South of England Curling Club (SECC) – Active club in South England
• Ice Melters Curling Club – England
• KC Curling Club – Kansas City
• KW Granite Curling Club – Waterloo, Ontario
• Markinch Curling Club – Fife, Scotland
• Mayflower Curling Club – Halifax, Nova Scotia
• Milwaukee Curling Club – Mequon, Wisconsin — The oldest curling club in the U.S. – Since 1845
• Nutmeg Curling Club – Bridgeport, Connecticut
• Ottawa Curling Club – Ottawa, Ontario
• Potomac Curling Club – Laurel, Maryland – Near Washington, D.C
• Philadelphia Curling Club – Paoli, Pennsylvania – Established in 1957
• Pittsburgh Curling Club – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Established in 2002
• Plainfield Curling Club – South Plainfield, New Jersey
• Rideau Curling Club – Ottawa, Ontario
• Royal Caledonian Curling Club – Scotland, the official Mother Club of curling
• Royal Montreal Curling Club – Montreal, Quebec, the oldest active athletic club in North America
• Royal City Curling Club – New Westminster, British Columbia
• Saint Paul Curling Club – St. Paul, Minnesota – Founded in 1885. Club with largest active membership in the United States (over 1000 members).
• Schenectady Curling Club – Schenectady, New York – Established 1907 – Home to the Gordon Medal
• Utica Curling Club – Utica, New York
• Waltham Curling Club – Triumph, Illinois: The Oldest Curling Club in Illinois (Est. 1884)
• Windsor Curling Club – Windsor, Nova Scotia
• Roseland Golf and Curling Club – Windsor, Ontario
• Wauwatosa Curling Club – Wauwatosa, Wisconsin – Home of 2005 U.S. Women's Olympic Curling Team coach.
• Kilsyth – the first constituted curling club in the world
• Wausau Curling Club – Wausau, Wisconsin – Home of the Tietge Bonspiel, the oldest and largest high school curling bonspiel in the U.S.

Liên kết ngoài

• World Curling Federation
• CBC Digital Archives – Curling: Sweeping the Nation
• Bonspiel! The History of Curling in Canada at Library and Archives Canada
• Curling Almanac
• curling stones, Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage.
• The Game Of The Magic Broom, March 1944 one of the first magazine articles to introduce the game of curling to the American public
• The Canadian Curler's Manual transcription of 1840 text