Ice Hockey and ice skating do not begin with you, but if wiki answers changed "I" to "you" then inline skating would be one, i don't know if that would be considered a sport though.
Speed skating (long track and short track), ice hockey, and figure skating.
Skiing, figure skating, tennis and swimming, among others.
Well, Badminton is one. Other than that, I'm sure they play... things like skiing or ice-skating or hockey. Probably hockey.
Some different types of skating are Hockey, Figure Skating, and Speed Skating.
Curling, speed skating, Skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey, and many more in other of those categories
they play many sports like broomball hockey basketball mostly the same sports as Americans but more ice sports like curling ice skating and other ice things in the winter olyimpiacs
The most popular or favorite sport in the country of Russia is hockey. Other popular sports include soccer, ice skating, and tennis.
hockey
Field Hockey and any sort of ice based sport (figure skating, etc.)
# football,ice hockey,roller hockey, and i think soccer.
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In ice hockey, a quarter is called a period and lasts for 20 minutes. The key difference between periods in ice hockey and other sports is that in ice hockey, the clock stops when the play stops, whereas in many other sports, the clock continues to run even during breaks in play.