Winter Sports and Teamwork: Collaboration and Communication in Team Sports

Double poling is a technique used in cross-country skiing where the skier uses both poles simultaneously to push off the snow and propel themselves forward.

The goaltender is the player in ice hockey who is positioned in front of the goal to defend against shots and prevent the opposing team from scoring.

A frontside 360 is a snowboarding jump where the rider spins their body 360 degrees in the direction of their toes while in the air.

The house in curling is the area where the stones are delivered towards and where points are scored.

The driver in bobsledding is the person who steers the sled and controls its direction.

Biathlon is a winter sport that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.

An Axel is a figure skating jump where the skater takes off backwards and lands forwards.

A twizzle is an ice dancing move where the partners spin around each other while holding hands.

The inrun in ski jumping is the hill down which the skiers descend before taking off.

Diagonal stride is a technique used in cross-country skiing where the skier uses one ski to push off the snow while the other ski glides.

Defensemen in ice hockey are positioned behind the forwards and in front of the goaltender to prevent the opposing team from scoring.

A backflip is a snowboarding jump where the rider spins their body around while in the air and lands backwards.

The second in curling is the person who sweeps the ice in front of the stone as it is being delivered.

The brakeman in bobsledding sits at the back of the sled and helps to steer it.