roller skating
Let an agent handle roller skating by discipline, equipment, safety gear, venues and rules for skating in public spaces.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle roller skating by discipline, equipment, safety gear, venues and rules for skating in public spaces.
Moving on wheeled boots or shoes, quad roller skates or inline skates, for recreation, fitness, transport or sport, with disciplines such as artistic skating, speed skating, roller derby, aggressive skating and inline alpine.
What it is for: Recreation, fitness, sport and transport.
It can be choose skates and protective gear; find rinks, clubs and lessons; learn safety basics; check rules for skating on roads and paths.
Distinguishing features
Wheeled skates
Many disciplines
Needs protective gear
Rules vary for public spaces
What it looks like
People gliding on quad or inline skates at rinks, parks and paths.
How it is recognised
Quad versus inline skates
Helmets and pads
Ice skating uses blades on ice
Related models
is a kind of - category
uses - equipment
is governed by - federation
is related to - related sport
In practice
Families and kinds
recreational roller skating
artistic roller skating
speed and road skating
roller derby
aggressive and inline alpine skating
Standards and regulation
EN 13843 roller skates
Local rules for skating on pavements and roads
Failure modes and hazards
Wrist fractures and head injuries
Collisions with pedestrians and vehicles
Also called
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Discipline Which skating.
Disciplines differ.
Kind
Discipline.
Kind
Discipline.
- Which discipline is meant? definition
- Which federation governs it? provenance
Equipment
Skates.
Equipment
Equipment.
- Which skates suit this discipline and level? action
- How should they fit? action
Safety Protection.
Falls are common.
Gear
Protective equipment.
Gear
Protective gear.
- Which protective gear is recommended, such as helmet and wrist guards? provenance
- Does it meet safety standards? provenance
Injury
Falls.
Injury
Injuries.
- Is there a suspected fracture or head injury after a fall? boundary
- Which service should be contacted? action
Places Where to skate.
Rules apply.
Venues
Rinks and parks.
Venues
Venues.
- Where are rinks, skate parks or clubs nearby? provenance
- Are lessons offered? provenance
Public
Roads and paths.
Public
Public spaces.
- Is skating allowed on pavements, cycle lanes or roads here? provenance
- What rules apply? provenance
Competition Sport.
Competitions have rules.
Events
Competitions.
Events
Competitions.
- Which competitions exist for this discipline? provenance
- How can skaters enter? action
Roller derby
Leagues.
Roller derby
Roller derby.
- How can someone join a roller derby league? action
- Which rules body governs it? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should disciplines be separate entries?
- How should local rules be linked?
- How should federation data be linked?