2021年10月6日 · There are three curling events: the men’s tournament and the women’s tournament, which are identical in format, and mixed doubles. A men’s tournament was contested at the inaugural Olympic Winter Games in 1924, but the IOC did not officially recognize the results of that tournament until 2006.

The Rules of Curling and other documentation relating to rules of the game.

(1) The use of a curling aid commonly referred to as a “delivery stick”, which enables the player to deliver a stone without placing a hand on the stone handle, is considered acceptable. (2) The use of a delivery stick is not allowed in events leading to Curling Canada championships.

Curling has similarities to bowls and shuffleboard (deck) and involves sliding granite stones, also called rocks, into a target area at the other end of a long, thin, strip of ice which constitutes the “pitch”.

2024年9月28日 · Understanding the Rules of Curling. Knowing the rules of curling is essential before stepping onto the ice. Here’s a breakdown of the basic rules you need to know. 1. Teams and Ends: Curling matches are played between two teams, each with four players.

THE RULES OF CURLING These rules apply to any game or competition to which they are made applicable by the curling organisation having jurisdiction. SHEET (a) The length of the ice sheet from the inside edges of the back boards is 45.720 metres (150 feet). The width of the sheet from the inside edges of the side lines is a maximum of 4.750 m.

2023年8月9日 · Learn Curling 101 with our beginner's guide: essential rules, equipment, strategy - a perfect intro to the thrilling Winter Olympics sport.

In this article, we will walk you through the rules, techniques, and equipment used in the exciting game of curling. Whether you’re curious about how the game is played, interested in learning essential techniques, or wondering about the equipment required to …

These basic rules of curling lay the foundation for an exciting and strategic game. Understanding the playing surface, equipment, objective, and team composition is essential for both beginners and seasoned curlers.

The Rules of Curling and the Rules of Competition will be reviewed by the World Curling Federation (WCF) Competitions & Rules Commission on an annual basis. Member Associations may submit in writing suggestions for this review to the Secretariat by 15 May. The proposals will be discussed at the WCF Annual Congress and then voted upon at