Short Track Skating
Short Track Selection Criteria
For the selection criteria to the national squad click here
Medal Test Times
For the Medal Test Times 2009-10 click here
Anti Doping Rules
For the Anti Doping Rules click here
Dispute Resolution Policies
For the Dispute Resolution Policies click here
ISU World Cup Qualification
For the ISU World Cup Qualification click here
2009 Short Track British Records Individual and Relay
British_Records-Shorttrack_Individual2009
British_Records-Shorttrack_Relay2009.xls
Podium photos from the British Championships
For pictures click the links below-
Jack Whelbourne Junior Mens Champion Podium 2.jpg
Junior Ladies Podium.jpg
Masters Podium.jpg
Paul Stanley Mens Champion Podium.jpg
Relay Medallists 2.jpg
Senior Ladies Podium.jpg
Senior Men Podium 2.jpg
NISA agrees selection criteria for the 2010 Vancouver Olympic games with the BOA
NISA has now signed off with the BOA the BOA's Olympic Qualifying Standards
Agreement for the 2010 Vancouver winter Olympic Games . The document covers Figure
skating, Short Track Speed Skating and Speed Skating.
Please see links below
Vancouver-Eligibility due to Doping Offences.pdf
SUMMARY OF ELIGIBILITY TO REPRESENT A COUNTRY IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES.pdf
Olympic Qualifying Standards Agreement-Vancouver 2010.pdf
Speed Skating
Did You Know?
Top speed skaters can reach speeds of over 45 kilometres per hour as they skate around the oval in a race.
Long track speed skating takes place on large indoor and outdoor tracks with skaters racing against the clock. However, there are no Long track speed skating facilities in the UK.
Short track speed skating - skaters race against each other around a very tight indoor track. There are separate events for men's, women's and junior competitions, as well as for relays.
Speed skaters wear skin-tight suits made from lightweight, stretchy fabric. They also wear specially designed speed skates. The speed skate blade is longer than the figure skate blade, thinner, single edged and straight. It is compulsory for speed skaters to wear hard-shell helmets. Knee- and shin- pads and gloves also provide extra protection from accidents.
For Club Information click here
Did You Know?
Speed skating and figure skating became two of the first sports to compete at international level following the formation of the International Skating Union (ISU) in 1892. Today, the ISU oversees all major international ice skating competitions and championships.
