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short track 
Four to six skaters who race against one another; the skater who finishes with the fastest time wins the race.
start judge
Official who gives the start signal and indicates false starts; a competitor is disqualified for making two consecutive false starts.
protective mat
Padding that covers the boards to cushion the impact when a skater falls.
coaches
Individuals who train the skaters; they devise strategy and give instructions to the skaters throughout the race.
finish judges
Officials who determine the order in which the skaters finish.
marker
Each of the markers bordering the track; it is made of rubber or plastic and is not affixed to the ice to avoid damaging it.
track
Oval 111.12 m long on a standard rink; unlike the long track, there are no reserved lanes.
chief referee
Official who is responsible for applying the rules; in particular, the chief referee is authorized to disqualify a competitor who commits a fault.
