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Irving Brokaw March 29, 1871 — March 19, 1939 • 67 y.o. (153)
Irving Brokaw. Applewood Books, Dec 15, 2009 - Social Science - 232 pages. From the Original Introduction (1910) In this book the author has endeavored to condense some of the mass of material which he has collected during many years of the study and practice of figure skating in the United States, Canada and the skating centers of Europe.
Irving Brokaw. Letchworth, 1910 - Skating - 158 pages . Preview this book ...
Irving Brokaw was the first American to compete in a Winter Olympic sport when he competed in figure skating in 1908. He won early championships in the United States in both 1906 and 1908. Brokaw was later elected as an Honorary President of the US Figure Skating Association, and made large contributions to skating techniques, being credited with introducing what was termed the international ...
22 de dic. de 2009 · Paperback – Facsimile, December 22, 2009. Called "the figure skater's bible" by Time Magazine, The Art of Skating by national figure skating champion and Olympic competitor Irving Brokaw traces the history and development of the sport from its beginnings in 1100 to the book's original publication in 1910. The book provides an expert's view ...
Irving Brokaw, both as a skater and author, did much to introduce the new International style of skating (championed by Jackson Haines in Europe 1860-1870). ...
