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Canada - hockey curling Videos
- 1. The REAL reason curling is better than hockey!
- 2. Why Watch Curling? Ask a Canadian
- 3. Curling Championship | Canada Curling Championship Brampton 2016 | #championher
- 4. Curling Mixed Team - Canada win gold | Lillehammer 2016 Youth Olympic Games
- 5. Learn Curling From The Pros - Cheryl Bernard & John Morris | Faster Higher Stronger
The REAL reason curling is better than hockey!
Brian Rippin of The Curling Store in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia shares a recent experience of a father making the choice between hockey and curling.
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Jimmy Bruin
commented
on 20 Dec 2013
Shuffle board on ice v hockey....curling is every bit a sport as NASCAR is.
Or dunking oreos in milk. Or playing shuffle board.
Victor M. Lee
commented
on 08 Jan 2015
Fell flat on our face when trying to curl, did we?
Why Watch Curling? Ask a Canadian
The curling competition is underway at the Vancouver games. After hockey, curling is the most popular Olympic sport among Canadians and the event is ...
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kris8144
commented
on 10 Mar 2010
you ever try sweeping the ice in front of a curling stone for 46 meters, 60
times per game (max you play 3 games a day in a standard bonspiel)? don't
know about you but i get pretty dam tired, and with all due respect the
definition of a sport is: Any activity involving physical exertion and
skill that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often undertaken
competitively. so is Curling a sport? Your damn right it is, not only does
it challenge you mentally it also challenges you physically
weAREinthefuture
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on 23 Feb 2010
hold on a second. You're saying that soccer is boring? Maybe football and
baseball are more interesting to watch, but soccer is definitely more fun
to play. But maybe it makes sense for you to have that opinion, you lazy
American, you're used to just sitting on your butt watching stuff on the
television and not actually doing anything. What's that? You play baseball?
You mean you sit and wait for your turn at bat, or you stand around in the
outfield. What's that? You play football? You mean...
weAREinthefuture
commented
on 12 Mar 2010
If you are going to simplify the strategy of soccer to 'kicking the ball
back and forth'... baseball is just the same thing, over and over and
over... the pitcher throws the ball at the batter, who hits it or misses
it... over and over and over and over... until the end of the game.
Football: they line up, and rush eachother, while the guy at the back
throws the ball... over and over and over... the game lasts like four
hours, but there's only like 40 minutes or something of actual gameplay?
weAREinthefuture
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on 23 Feb 2010
... that you make a bunch of 10-yard sprints, which aren't even long enough
to get to top speed. It's just so incredibly naive to assume that because
you and none of your family plays soccer, that it sucks. Of course, I'm
assuming stuff about you, but if I made mistakes that significantly
invalidate my arguments, please inform me. I've been to plenty of soccer,
football, and baseball games, and soccer is the best of the three. However,
basketball is a close contender, and if you play that...
ozmedia
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on 25 Feb 2010
" its not easy to throw straight " And yet the game is called CURL-ing.
DOH! Nice to hear your father is proud of you, it's so rare for a parent to
boast of their child's sporting success. You feel that you are a famous
sportsman, I don't need a link to your list sporting accolades. You offer a
comment on an international sport where you have proven that you don't
understand the basics of. How sportsmanlike of you. You can make an L shape
with your hand and hold it to yoru forehead now.
ozmedia
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on 19 Apr 2010
@samn100 @samn100 Your comment right above this would be one classic
example or irrelevant whining. I also described quite clearly, what I meant
by Americans, being US citizens. Again - "To keep you happy, I'll
reiterate: US citizens, living in America..." I understand that, as you
have also proven, many still can't read but that's beside the point. As for
ALL being humans, I'd challenge that too., There are many 'Americans' that
would have trouble battling wits with a house cat.
diceman56
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on 19 Feb 2010
Why is american football so 'exciting' to some? Yes I like this sport also,
but to those who don't understand the rules of american football, it seems
like they play for 5 seconds and then just stand around for 3 minutes. the
action stops and starts, stops and starts etc.... Whatever is your
excitement, don't condemn others for their interests, because who the hell
are you? Don't be so arrogant to judge others who see the tactics, when you
can't. If people enjoy it then ok!
ozmedia
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on 18 Apr 2010
@samn100 - VERY weak. Any American I know would not accept that; they feel
they are unique and independent from others where they originated. In fact
I find most take extreme offense to not being deemed American (as in a
citizen actually born in the USA). To keep you happy, I'll reiterate: US
citizens, living in America, that are descendants of people who are from
other parts of the world. Is that better or are you going to whine about
something else irrelevant now? .
marcykay13
commented
on 20 Feb 2010
I don't see why people keep insulting this sport/game, whatever you want to
call it. Not everyone likes soccer, football, iceskating, or horseback
riding... everyone has a right to their own opinon and own likings. Id much
rather watch this than football, and my husband is a huge football fan.
Though it's not something I would DVR/TIVO lol. @ MaikUniversum - that was
the most ignorant, insulting comment on here. I mean really, come on...
ozmedia
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on 24 Feb 2010
It's a pretty damn hard game to play too, as witnessed by the Canadian
Olympic hocky team when they took on the curling team. Mind you, "even
lamer to watch", illustrates you as an armchair sportsman anyway, now I'm
sure that YOU would be lame to watch too. Drinking light beer and staining
your fingers orange with a bag of Cheetos while your mom scrubs the skids
out of your boxers.
ozmedia
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on 21 Apr 2010
@samn100 OMG, so your entire tirade is just the whining rants of someone
who isn't even American? a host of emails in my junk inbox, stupid,
irrelevant comments and the lot. What a waste of time you are. You can lay
down and cry by yoursef now, you're just not worth it....and stop proving
you are a foo by posting more irrelevant BS and firing emails at my cheeze
account.,
GrogTheRed
commented
on 06 Feb 2011
Considering that only northern states have curling clubs because the fact
that half the united states doesn't experiance true winter might have
soething to do with that. there are days I wonder why Carolina, Florida,
Texas, Arizona, and California even have hockey teams. As the old joke goes
why does Minnesota exist, to keep canada from invading Iowa
samn100
commented
on 20 Apr 2010
@ozmedia If you think that is whining then you never heard whining or read
whining before. This is youtube. If you want to have a intellectual
discussion or whine fest go invite your friends to a tea party so u can
chat without what you call whining. And talking about this subject is
irrelevant to this video. I will throw curling stones at you :D
Curling Championship | Canada Curling Championship Brampton 2016 | #championher
ChampionHer Curling Championship | Brampton Ontario | Canada's Dairy Farmers Fuelling Women Champions. Curling Rink. 24 January, 2016. Curling is a ...
Curling Mixed Team - Canada win gold | Lillehammer 2016 Youth Olympic Games
Highlights of the Curling Mixed Team event from the Lillehammer Curling Hall on Day 6 of the 2016 Youth Olympic Games in Lillehammer. Canada are the ...
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Ian Nick Tarry
commented
on 18 Feb 2016
Same comment, Shame you put the results in the titles.
OceanBlue
commented
on 19 Feb 2016
USA! USA! USA!
Learn Curling From The Pros - Cheryl Bernard & John Morris | Faster Higher Stronger
Canada's Silver and Gold medal winning curlers; Cheryl Bernard and John Morris present a tutorial from the pros on how to curl and teach us some trade secrets ...
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Olympics
commented
on 14 Jan 2014
Which other Olympic sports would you like to see explained by the pros?
Comment below and let us know your thoughts!
Meredith Palmer
commented
on 23 Feb 2014
But why all the sweeping?
David Horner
commented
on 15 Jan 2014
Biathlon!
Olympics
commented
on 12 Jan 2014
The sport of curling is known as "chess on ice." Cheryl Bernard and John
Morris, Canadian Silver and Gold medal winners, teach us how to play.
#olympics
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