Most major cities and town have rinks where free ice skating lessons can be signed up for. Volunteers will teach you the basics of ice skating. If you wish to continue on for professional lessons they will also provided.
Check with your local rink and your coach to see if you can have one.
There are gyms and clubs which will provide lessons for inline skating. The lessons will probably need a payment for the person who is in the lessons.
The main equipment for Ice skating would be a pair of Ice Skates of course
No, ice skating should remain split up into two words just as you have typed it.
When choosing an ice skating dress one must consider whether they are skating in a competition or for practice. One must consider the type of music they are skating to as well.
no no-one can
Popular forms of skating include: Inline skating Speed skating Ice skating
it does not have one
Synchronized skating consists of a group of about twelve to twenty figure skaters skating on the ice at one time. They work together as one unit. A synchronized skating team performs a program set to music.
I have been skating for over a year now, and the best advise I can give to you would be to get lessons. Alternatively, when you're on the ice pretend your feet are rubbing on a floor mat, going left to right, do it slower in bigger movements and if you keep dedicated to practicing then you'll surely get the hang of it. But, as I said, I would recommend lessons. Hope I helped! (:
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.
A winter sport