Curling

What the Hack? Curling Terminology.

Tuesday, January 12, 2016 - 13:15

Next to Hockey, Curling in Canada has become a national religion; many suspect that its popularity grew as a byproduct of both the cold climate and the Canadian propensity for drinking beer. Whatever the reason, Curling has a rich history in Canada (and Alberta specifically) and like any sport, Curling has developed a language of its own.

Whether you are a veteran player or are new to the game, we want you to actually know what it means to ‘hurry hard,’ so here are a few of the most common Curling terms and what they mean.

Curling Jokes

Wednesday, August 16, 2017 - 10:00

What sport do hairdressers love?...Curling! Thank you, I’ll be here all week. The phrase “four curlers walked into a bar” is used more frequently to describe a common situation than to start a joke. Curling is a social sport. Sure, you want to impress your opponents on the ice, but you also want to impress them at the bar after. Nothing breaks the ice better than a good joke. Here’s a few you can try out after your next game:

Q: Why should you get your husband into curling?
A: It’s the only way to get him to sweep the house!

The Ice: Not Your Average Sheet

Wednesday, October 12, 2016 - 11:15

If you’ve ever been Curling, you have probably heard a lot of chatter about the ice. “Get your knees off the ice!” “If you fall down get up as fast as you can!” “Don’t chip the ice!” Well, as nagging as these demands can seem, they are pretty important. Here’s why:

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