Who has a speed skate?
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gee ur answer was so kind\n\ni dont have a speed skate but ive seen them lol wow that made no sense that or im just being really stupid b/c i bet evveryone has seen a speed skate
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sheryl swoops (wnba)\nMartina Navratilova (tennis)\nGreg Louganis (diver)\nBrian Orser (skater)\nRudy Galindo (skater)\nIan Roberts (rugby)
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Below is a link to all of the skaters at this olympics.
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I don't know about that, but some of the better stores in Minneapolis have an oven for their skates.  When you buy them, they heat them up and then you wear them, in the store, for about a half hour.  As the skate cools it molds to your foot.
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The question is the best player of the late 90's. If we count just the late 90's (that excludes the greats like gretzky) then for my money the best skater would have been Steve Yzerman. He captained them to 2 cups and just missed a third in the late 90's along with getting them a couple of Presidents trophies so I would think that put him at the top during that time span. His presence on the ice was as important as his stats, he was very clearly the heart of the Wings (and the numbers were Hall of Fame numbers too!) \n  As for goalies during that stretch I dont know how anyone can decide between Brodeur or Roy. It is splitting hairs to decide which was better, they are both clearly the best netminders of this era and in my mind equally gifted and very close in late 90's production.
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NO theres a bunch of other skaters i am very good at skating and know that she is not the best and i can tell if she is good or not right now she is not i am appaled that mao asada could not go to the olympics she would have been the clear winner irina slutskya is good and i should know i can do triple flip,salchow,toe,loop and am workin on lutz but give me some credit im 12 years old and i think that the age restriction suchs!!!
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Jeff Larson\n\nhttp://www.chaffeybreeze.com/media/storage/paper257/news/2005/07/12/Sports/Fastest.Swimmer.In.The.Nation-961662.shtml?norewrite200606080604&sourcedomain=www.chaffeybreeze.com
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Based on video evidence, one of the fastest ever scored was in 2.8 seconds by Ricardo Olivera (Uruguay) in December 1998\nSource-Sam
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Henrik Lundqvist?  Hes the only sweedish goalie i know
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Speed Racer - he had the Mach 1
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Popov has the record, around 21.6 seconds I believe\n\nfor future reference.. its:\n\nAlex Popov\nMichael Phelps\nIan Thorpe
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This is a skate fish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skate_%28fish%29
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2\n\nFigure Skating\nSpeed Skating
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The oldest pair of skates known date back to about 3000 B.C., found at the bottom of a lake in Switzerland. The skates were made from the leg bones of large animals, holes were bored at each end of the bone and leather straps were used to tie the skates on. An old Dutch word for skate is "schenkel" which means "leg bone". \n\nAround the 14th Century, the Dutch started using wooden platform skates with flat iron bottom runners. The skates were attached to the skater's  shoes with leather straps.  Poles were used to propel the skater. Around 1500, the Dutch added a narrow metal double edged blade, making the poles a thing of the past, as the skater could now push and glide with his feet (called the "Dutch Roll"). \n\nIn 1848, E. V. Bushnell of Philadelphia, PA invented the first all steel clamp for skates. \n\nIn 1865, Jackson Haines, a famous American skater, developed the two plate all metal blade. The blade was attached directly to Haines' boots. The skater became famous for his new dance moves, jumps and spins. Haines added the first toe pick to skates in the 1870's, making toe pick jumps possible. \n\nThe first artificial ice rink (mechanically-refrigerated) was built in 1876, at Chelsea, London, England and was named the Glaciarium. It was built near the King's Road in London by John Gamgee. \n\nIn 1914, John E. Strauss, a blade maker from St. Paul, Minnesota, invented the first closed toe blade made from one piece of steel, making skates lighter and stronger. \n\nThe largest outdoor ice rink is the Fujikyu Highland Promenade Rink in Japan, built in 1967 and boasts an ice area of 165,750 square feet-- equal to 3.8 acres.
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The SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES or north europe nations although a few stories suggest holland/netherlands were the first to introduce skates.....
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Apolo Anton Ohno (short-track speedskater)!!!! BUT, Lenny Krayzelburg (swimmer) comes in at a close second.
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A figure skater.........