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The following Skate Australia resources are available for free download in PDF format. Please contact us to report broken links or if you are unable to open these articles.
Honor Roll | added 25 March 2010
Australian Medal Winners at Speed World Championships (1981-2008)
World Speed Skating Records | added 8 January 2010
Up to 2009
Caribbean Speed Club July newsletter | added 10 August 2009
Caribbean Speed Club May newsletter | added 9 June 2009
Speed Skating Rule Book | added 12 March 2009
(Version 3 - March 2009)
Level 4 Speed Skating | added 30 October 2008
Level 3 Speed Skating | added 30 October 2008
Level 2 Speed Skating | added 30 October 2008
Level 1 Speed Skating | added 30 October 2008
2010 Annual General Meeting Speed Branch | added 5 March 2010
2009 Speed Skating AGM Minutes | added 12 February 2009
2009 Australian Speed Coaches Committee AGM | added 30 January 2009
2009 National Speed Agenda | added 16 January 2009
2008 National Speed AGM Minutes | added 16 January 2009
Speed Skating in Australia developed around the 1950's and progressed through the early learning years of the 1970's to 1980's when Australia won its first Gold Medals at the World Championships.
Speed Skating is fun and exciting and research has shown that it has more aerobic benefits than cycling with 50% less impact on joints than running.
Speed Racing involved races over short (300 metres) and long distances (84 km) on various tracks and today's competitors wear special inline skates which are designed to maximise speed.
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