10 Skating Coloring Pages - Free!
Sports
What do you think of the skates we have colored? Do you think using such bright tones was a good choice? Our inspiration for coloring them was the skates that professional ice skaters use. We would love for ours to be your inspiration to color some beautiful skates of your own!
Did you know that skating is more than gliding on a pair of skates? For it you need discipline, consistency and passion; aptitudes that are also required when coloring.
Have you ever thought about what would happen if we mixed skating and coloring? The answer is simple... an incredible themed gallery of printable coloring pages would arise!
And we do not mean just any gallery... but rather one packed with skating coloring pages. Can you imagine being able to find ice skating drawings, roller skating drawings and skate coloring pages all in one place? Well, today is your lucky day!
At Coloring Together we created the perfect skating rink! You will glide with your fabulous crayons over a rink of sheets as white as snow.
You will do spins, jumps and flips with brushes soaked in paints of a thousand colors. You will be the star of the rink and you will receive all the medals! And not for being the best of the skaters... but for being the best of the artists!
We love it when you send us your best colored drawings! We upload them to our website because we are sure that everyone will find them as beautiful as we do.
Don't you love being able to share your talent with the world through Coloring Together? Be part of our community and go ahead and create the most beautiful works of art!
Skating coloring pages
Why color skating pictures?
Skating is a sport that consists of moving over a flat surface using roller skates or ice skates.
This can be an artistic sport, a street sport or an extreme sport.
We sure can have fun skating in a lot of different ways! Wouldn't you like to skate with us? Or better, color a couple of beautiful skating coloring pages?
Remember that practice makes the master! So if you are interested in this beautiful sport, do not wait any longer and let's start creating!
Each of these skating coloring pictures comes with a very interesting fun fact. Read them all and discover many new things about the incredible world of skating!
Ready to start? Go for your art materials and get ready to apply all kinds of coloring techniques! Just like when skating, you will push your senses to the limit while we color together.
Learn while coloring Skating
- The fastest ice skating spin in history was achieved by the Canadian Olivia Oliver on January 19, 2015, in Poland. The speed recorded was 342 revolutions per minute. Incredible!
- Did you know that the longest ice skating trail in the world is Lake Windermere Whiteway? It is located in British Columbia, in Canada; and it measures an impressive 29.98 kilometers in length.
- With 200 kilometers in length, “Elfstedentocht” or “The Tour of the Eleven Cities” is the longest ice skating race in the world. In 1986 it was held in the Netherlands and it is estimated that 16,000 skaters took part.
- Did you know that the longest skating line in history had 321 skaters? It was achieved in Spain on April 23, 2016 by the Seville Skaters Club.
- The oldest professional inline skater is the American Donna Vano. She was born on June 3, 1953, and since 1991 she has been competing in skating and snowboarding tournaments. To date she has more than 30 years of experience.
- Did you know that on November 1, 2019 the Shivganga Roller Skating Club managed to break the world record for “the longest conga line on roller skates”? This had 308 skaters!
- Did you know that in 2002 Russell “Rusty” Moncrief managed to cross the United States of America on inline skates? With an estimated 61 kilometers a day, he managed to skate from Florida to California in 69 days, 8 hours and 45 minutes. Incredible!
- Did you know that ancient ice skates were made with ivory and bones of animals like deer or horses?
- World Skater Day is celebrated on April 14 each year.
- In August 2014 the American Steven Ruppel broke the record for the “fastest marathon on skates”. The 42 kilometers were completed in 2 hours, 17 minutes and 53 seconds.
