noun
- plural of inrun; the sloped or curved track down which a competitor slides or skis before launching into a jump or competition area
Usage: chiefly used in winter sports contexts, especially ski jumping and bobsleigh
Examples
- The ski jumpers practiced their technique on the inruns before the competition.
- A well-designed inrun is crucial for achieving optimal speed and control.
- The bobsleigh team accelerated down the inruns to build momentum for the push start.
- Athletes must master the inruns to perform consistently in winter sports events.