shooting range

Area designed for shooting competitions; the athlete has a limited number of cartridges to hit a specific number of targets placed side by side.
shooting range 						Circular object that forms the target in the shooting competition; the targets are black but are covered with a white disk when hit by a projectile.				  							Athlete who practices the biathlon; during the skiing portion, the biathlete shoulders the rifle using a harness.												Person who ensures that the rules are observed and the shooting phase runs smoothly.				  							Mat placed in front of each lane to prevent the skis from sliding during the shot.				  							Number that identifies a shooting lane; in certain events (relay, mass start), the skier must use the lane corresponding to the bib number.				  							Area where the biathlete sets up to shoot; each missed target entails a penalty (time added or an extra loop on skis).				  							Flag that indicates wind direction and speed, elements that are essential to shooting accuracy.

See Also


cross-country skier

target

Circular object that forms the target in the shooting competition; the targets are black but are covered with a white disk when hit by a projectile.

biathlete

Athlete who practices the biathlon; during the skiing portion, the biathlete shoulders the rifle using a harness.
cross-country skier
cross-country skier

referee

Person who ensures that the rules are observed and the shooting phase runs smoothly.

nonslip mat

Mat placed in front of each lane to prevent the skis from sliding during the shot.

lane number

Number that identifies a shooting lane; in certain events (relay, mass start), the skier must use the lane corresponding to the bib number.

shooting place

Area where the biathlete sets up to shoot; each missed target entails a penalty (time added or an extra loop on skis).

wind flag

Flag that indicates wind direction and speed, elements that are essential to shooting accuracy.