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Pairs skating fits under the category of the sport 'figure skating'.
In figure skating, there are 3 main categories that compete: singles, pairs, and ice dance. There's also synchronized skating, which doesn't generally compete at the same events as the others.
Out of singles, pairs, and ice dance, pairs is the most dangerous. Basically everything is done with your partner, including throws, side-by-side jumps, spins, and lifts.
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Figure skating movies online?
one of the most recent figure skating movies is called Ice Princess. There is also a movie called Go Figure about figure skating and hockey.
Who discovered figure skating?
No one even knows when figure skating was invented, let alone WHO invented it!
What sport has figure eights as one of its moves?
figure skating
What is one rule of figure skating?
1 rule of figure skating is you cannot do any flips what so ever.
What is one of the most popular forms of skating?
Popular forms of skating include: Inline skating Speed skating Ice skating
Is figure skating a real sport?
Figure Skating is classed as a sport and is recognised by the International Olympics Committee as being one!!
Why is figure skating a sport used in the Olympics?
Figure skating is one of the hardest sports around and requires exceptional skill
Is figure skating one or two words?
Two
What is the strangest figure skating move called?
There are a lot of strange figure skating moves. Shoot-the-duck is definitely one, but there are tons more.
What climate does figure skating take place?
a cold one!
What is syncronized ice skating?
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.
Where can one train for figure skating and how long is the training for figure skating?
You can train for figure skating at your town/city's arena. Training for figure Skating can vary. You need to learn the basics of the sport, the jumps and spins, and the stuff inbetween also known as foot work. Every skater is different. It may take longer for someone to land a simple axel jump than for another.
