ByNatalia Kusnierz and Martyna

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Sports Terms

A stadium plural stadiums or stadia is a place or venue for mostly outdoor sports, contests, or other events and consists of a field or stage either partly or completely surrounded by a tiered structure designed to allow spectators to stand or sit and view the event.

Stadium

Spectator- a person interested in a particular sport discipline. They participate in tournaments , competitions , trainings and other sport performances.

Spectator

On the football field two vertical posts and crossbar with the goal line on a football field form a limited space . Exceeding the goal line between the posts and under the crossbar causes a goal for the opposing team .

Goal

A referee is the person of authority in a variety of sports who is responsible for presiding over the game from a neutral point of view and making on-the-fly decisions that enforce the rules, including sportsmanship decisions such as ejection.

Referee

In sports, a coach is a person involved in the direction, instruction and training of the operations of a sports team or of individual sportspeople. A coach may also be a teacher.

Coach (sports)

Footballer – a sportsman who plays football.

Footballer

Court - the name comes from the people's court to determine the flat space in the middle of the barn. Today, the field is a place designed for gymnastics, games and competitions.

Court

Rugby ball - egg-shaped, symmetrical ball, consisting of four- coat leather or rubber and synthetic rubber , used in the rugby competitions .

Rugby ball

Bat - used by the batsman during a game of cricket. Traditionally, it is made of willow, the most common species of white willow known in England as a cricket - bat willow . Sticks are rubbed with linseed oil .

Bat

Skis - long, flat skid attached to the legs through the system boots and bindings that allow to slip on the snow surface .

Skis

Snowboard - the most important piece of equipment used for snowboarding . It is a board designed so that it can be attached to feet and slide down with the help of snow :D

Snowboard

Skates- hard, flat elements forming the narrow runners , mounted in the bottom of the shoe to slide on the ice.

Skates

Ski slope - marked route , suitable for skiing ( the slope or the slope of a mountain ) or ski gear . The ski slopes are mostly maintained by the operators of ski resorts who maintain the ski lifts .

Ski slope

Ice rink - specially organized place to practice skating sports . Ice rinks are divided into two basic groups : natural and artificial . The size of the rink depends on the technical capabilities of the organizers and on the discipline requirements for practicing.

Ice rink

Bicycle helmet – a type of helmet , protective headgear used during the ride on the bike, both recreational as in sports, in order to reduce the risk of damage to the skull in an accident.

Bicycle helmet

Bike- single or multi-track road vehicle propelled by muscle moving the people using mechanical transmission , put in motion in the (usually ) legs .

Bike

Swimming cap - worn by swimmers headdress , mostly with water-impermeable material. For protection from getting wet hair ( especially in chlorinated water) and ears. In some pools the use of caps is required to fall out in the water hair do not contaminate water filter .

Swimming cap

Bathing suit, swimsuit - clothes used for recreational swimming and sunbathing . Since the end of the twentieth century performed with fast-drying plastics. Men had swimming costumes women can be divided into one-piece and two-piece ( eg . Bikini ), consisting of a bra.

Swimsuit

Climbing equipment - a set of technical equipment used in the course of practicing all kinds of climbing.

Climbing equipment

Hockey stick - one of the most important elements of hockey equipment . Hockey stick is made of wood or composite material.

Hockey stick

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