INTERNATIONAL BIATHLON UNION FOREWORD The biathlon event and competition rules contained in this book have been formulated, authorized and published by the International biathlon Union (IBU http://www.ibu.at/rules/
Extractions: The Biathlon event and competition rules contained in this book have been formulated, authorized and published by the International Biathlon Union (IBU), the world governing body for the sport of Biathlon. These rules must be used for all IBU sanctioned international Biathlon events and competitions and should be used for all Biathlon competitions. The purposes of these rules are: to provide the necessary information about Biathlon events and competitions for everyone involved with the sport; to ensure fair, equal, undiscriminating and orderly competitions for all competitors;
Winter Sports News and results for all Winter Sports especially Alpine Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, biathlon, Bobsleigh, and Ski Jumping. http://www.wintersports-online.com/
Extractions: WINTER SPORTS Hello and welcome to my site dedicated to all things concerning the Winter Sports of Alpine Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, Biathlon and Ski Jumping. The 2003/4 season is now up and running and it is time to catch up on all of the news and results from around the winter sports world. If you like Winter Sports and the excellent coverage of them on British Eurosport please follow this site during the upcoming season. I will have the results from the various events together with the latest news on the competitors. If you have any news, pictures to pass on to me please e-mail me at julian@wintersports-online.com at any time. Also if you have any questions please fire them off to me as well. This is a site in progress so please let me have your comments etc on how the site can be improved. Latest News Alpine Skiing NEW: Results from the events in Sestrieres are on the Alpine pages. NEW: Final World Cup standings are now on the Alpine results pages Cross Country Skiing NEW: Results from the final races in Pragelato are now on the Cross Country pages.
INTERNATIONAL BIATHLON UNION INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION The 20 km individual Race is the oldest competition discipline in biathlon. The competitors, who start at 30 sec or at 1 min. http://www.ibu.at/biathlon/competitions.html
Extractions: Competitors fire over a range of 50 m at the same targets as in the individual competition. Each shot must be fed into the chamber from a magazine by a manual action. In contrast to the individual competition for each target they miss the competitors must cover a 150 m handicap loop taking approximately 23 seconds. In the sprint race firing is faster and more risky, because the biathletes believe to have a chance of "catching up" the missed shot in the handicap loop. In addition to the time required by an athlete for each handicap loop he must, however, ski a further 150 m or more than competitors able to shoot whithout missing any the targets. This race is very lively and exiting.
York City Baths Club Has club news, forthcoming events, history, lessons timetable, photographs and contact details. The club has sections for teaching, training, Masters, biathlon and Water Polo. http://www.ycbc.fsnet.co.uk/
Home Page Part of the New Jersey biathlon series, a 3race series which includes two King of the Hill Off-Road biathlons. This annual 5 km trail run, 10 km mountain bike race features registration information, results archive, photo gallery, and links. http://www.oddman135.com/
Extractions: 2004 Registration Info and Forms... Odd Man 2004 Results... Pictures of the course... 2004 Results Are In (5K and Duathlon)... Past Results... Because we finish fifth a lot! The whole idea here is to do something off beat, fun, and to try to get away from the over-structured, flat, fast courses and races that we all see so much of. Don't plan on setting a PR on this course; the only thing you can truly plan on is getting very wet and very dirty! Our most recent race took place at the YMCA Camp Ockanickon in Medford on Saturday, March 27, 2004 . Look here for results soon! Go to Results to see how things stacked up in past years! The 1.3.5 concept came from a wacky thought that we could carry this "let's have fun" concept from the planning and set up of the course layout all the way through the post-race awards. Proceeds from the race will benefit YMCA Camp Ockanickon and other charities. If you like the race, and it is as much fun as last year, we will be producing more "Odd Man" races. For this race, please remember that the race field is limited to 150 competitors, so register right now!
? The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.alpha-net.ne.jp/users2/biathlon/
Herbert Stempfer/EDV-Beratung Der Sportclub informiert ¼ber die Vereinsgeschichte und die Arbeit in den einzelnen Sektionen Kombination, Langlauf, Alpin, biathlon, Faustball und Tischtennis. http://www.hoehnhart.at/sch/
S K I T E A M U L M Das Skiteam ist im alpinen Skisport und biathlon aktiv und informiert ¼ber Veranstaltungstermine und die bisherigen Erfolge. Dazu gibt es Angebote f¼r Skigymnastik, Allgemeines zur Fortbildung und Reisen. http://skiteam-dav-ulm.de/
Olympische Sportarten: Biathlon - Olympische Winterspiele Translate this page IF International biathlon Union (IBU) Generalsekretariat Wals-Himmelreich (AUT) Präsident Anders Besseberg (NOR) Gründungsjahr 1948/1993 erstmals im http://www.usm.de/olympia/spa/spa_bi1.htm
Alberta Biathlon Club The Alberta biathlon Club is Committed to the development of the sport of biathlon through Excellence in Coaching Officiating. http://www.abcclub2000.com/
Extractions: Die Nebel-Absage am Holmenkollen hat die Poiree-Festspiele nicht tr¼ben k¶nnen. Beim Saisonfinale der Biathleten auf dem Osloer Hausberg sicherte sich das norwegisch- franz¶sische Familienunternehmen nach den sieben WM-Titeln von Oberhof beide Gesamt-Weltcups sowie sieben der acht kleinen Weltcup- Kugeln.
About .com | Cross Country Skiing & Nordic Ski Sports Information for beginner nordic skiers to competitive racers, covering XC skiing for fitness, training with roller skiing, classical and skating (freestyle) ski techniques, ski jumping, biathlon and skijoring. http://skiing.about.com/cs/nordicskiing/
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Ashton-under-Lyne Swimming Club Has training times, joining instructions and details of club's Open meets. Located in Greater Manchester, this competitive club also teaches swimming and runs an annual biathlon/Triathlon event. http://basic1.easily.co.uk/05505C/01A033/
Page Has Moved! Page has moved to www.biathlete.org. http://u1.netgate.net/~tilde/dave/biathlon/Biathlon3.14.99.html
HickokSports.com - History - Biathlon This document contains a history of the biathlon, with an account of how biathlon competitions are conducted and a list of all Winter Olympic gold medalists. http://www.hickoksports.com/history/biathlon.shtml
Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents The biathlon, which combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting, originated in Norway as a training exercise for soldiers. The first known competition took place in 1767 between companies of guards who patrolled the border with Sweden. Late in the 19th century, local rifle and ski clubs in Norway and other Scandinavian countries practiced the sport to keep their members prepared for combat. An early form of the biathlon, called "military ski patrol," was a demonstration sport at the first Winter Olympics in 1924, and it was a medal sport in 1928, 1936, and 1948. Because few countries participated, and the few that did participate had trouble agreeing on the rules, the sport was dropped from the Olympics. However, the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne et Biathlon was founded in 1948 to standardize rules for both the biathlon and the modern pentathlon. The first world championship was held in 1957 and biathlon was added to the Winter Olympic program in 1960, but the U. S. didn't conduct a national championship until 1965. Following the lead of the international organization, the national governing body was originally the U. S. Modern Pentathlon and Biathlon Association. The U. S. Biathlon Association was spun off in 1980.
