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Mind Map by tdl marlim, updated more than 1 year ago
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CURLING
- Origin & History
- XVI Century
- "Curling" from the
verb "to curl"
- 1998
- Olympic Curling
- Today
- The game is most firmly established in
Canada, having been taken there by
Scottish emigrants
- The game is most firmly established in
Canada, having been taken there by
Scottish emigrants
- Olympic Curling
- Scotland
- "Curling" from the
verb "to curl"
- XVI Century
- GamePlay
- 2 TEAMS OF 4
- THROWER
- LAUNCHES FOWARD
FROM HACK SLIDING
STONE DOWN ICE AND
GIVES STONE SPIN
- LAUNCHES FOWARD
FROM HACK SLIDING
STONE DOWN ICE AND
GIVES STONE SPIN
- SWEEPERS
- SWEPPERS
- SWEEP IN FRONT OF STONE
TO CLEAR DEBRIS AND GUIDE
COURSE
- SWEPPERS
- THE SKIP
- CALLS TO TEAM FROM
OPPOSITE END OF ICE AND
TAPS BROOM WHERE STONE
SHOULD GO
- CALLS TO TEAM FROM
OPPOSITE END OF ICE AND
TAPS BROOM WHERE STONE
SHOULD GO
- THROWER
- 2 STONES PER TEAM
- 16 STONES PER END
- SCORING
- POINTS ARE SCORED AFTER EACH END. THE TEAM WHOSE STONE IS CLOSEST
TO THE BUTTON WINS THE END AND GETS ONE POINT PLUS AN ADDITIONAL
POINT PER STONE IN THE HOUSE THAT'S CLOSER TO THE BUTTON THAN THE
OTHER TEAM'S CLOSEST STONE
- ONLY STONES IN THE HOUSE ARE SCORED
- POINTS ARE SCORED AFTER EACH END. THE TEAM WHOSE STONE IS CLOSEST
TO THE BUTTON WINS THE END AND GETS ONE POINT PLUS AN ADDITIONAL
POINT PER STONE IN THE HOUSE THAT'S CLOSER TO THE BUTTON THAN THE
OTHER TEAM'S CLOSEST STONE
- The purpose of the game is to
score points by getting stones
closer to the house center, or
the "button", than the other
team's stones.
- TYPES OF SHOTS
- DRAW
- TAKEOUT
- GUARD
- GUARD
- TAKEOUT
- STRATEGY
- ENDS
- ENDS
- DRAW
- 2 TEAMS OF 4
- Equipments
- Curling Stone
- Circular piece of polished granite; in
the course of an end, each team
takes turns to throw eight stones of
the same color.
- Curling BrOOM
- Brush that is rubbed over the ice in
front of a moving stone to alter its
trajectory or improve its sliding.
- Sheet
- Ice surface on which a match is
played; when an end is complete,
the next end starts from the
opposite end of the sheet.
- Shoes
- Ice surface on which a match is
played; when an end is complete,
the next end starts from the
opposite end of the sheet.
- Brush that is rubbed over the ice in
front of a moving stone to alter its
trajectory or improve its sliding.
- Circular piece of polished granite; in
the course of an end, each team
takes turns to throw eight stones of
the same color.
- Curling Stone
- The Spirit of Curling
- HANDSHAKE
- SPORTSMANSHIP
- BROOMSTACKING
- It is tradition for the losing team to buy the
winning team a drink. This is known as
BROOMSTACKING beacause players used to
stack their brooms by fire while socializing after
a game
- It is tradition for the losing team to buy the
winning team a drink. This is known as
BROOMSTACKING beacause players used to
stack their brooms by fire while socializing after
a game
- Curles are expected to call infracations on
themselves avoid distracting the other team and to
congratulate opponents for good shots
- BROOMSTACKING
- Teams begin by shaking hands with the traditional
greeting"GOOD CURLING" and shake hands agains at the
end of the game
- SPORTSMANSHIP
- HANDSHAKE
- CURLING GUIDE
- MIND MAP - Casa de Cultura Britânica - STUDENT: Teresinha Duarte - SPORT: Curling
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