About the Sport
Curling has a long and rich history tracing back to 16th-century Scotland. Today, it remains a sport of strategy, finesse, and camaraderie contested by teams of four. The core objective is simple: deliver your granite stones closer to the center of the target rings (the "house") than your opponent.
Respect, honor, and tradition are core elements of the game. Curlers are a close-knit community, and tradition calls for both teams to sit together after every game to socialize. Come join us on the ice!
A 2-Minute Guide to Curling
Curling Etiquette & Traditions
Start and end every match with a hearty handshake, introduce yourself, and wish your opponents "Good Curling."
Sand, grit, and dirt are the ice's worst enemy. Wear clean shoes dedicated strictly to indoor curling use.
Take your position in the hack as soon as your opponent delivers. Keep games moving efficiently.
Compliment great shots from either team. Stay clear of the house unless actively sweeping or scoring.
Pro Tips with Jamie Sinclair
Master the essentials with short instructional video clips courtesy of Curl Up With Jamie:
Tip #1: Balance
Tip #2: Sweeping Form
Tip #3: Broom Position
Tip #4: How to Score
Tip #5: Reading the Scoreboard
Tip #6: Stance in the Hack
Tip #7: The Slide
Tip #8: Grip & Release
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