There are multiple sports that only use 6 letters. Soccer, hockey and boxing are just a few.

I am pretty sure the youngest you can be is 15 years old. :)

If referring to Winter Olympic Games, she has won once in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics; Including all of the events she has taken, she has 9 gold medals. (The only way the previous answer would be correct was if Minhyeok4 was referring to world championships.

Maxi Herber of Germany.

Maxi was 15 years, 127 days old when she won the mixed pairs competition, with partner Ernst Baier, at the 1936 Winter Games in Berlin.

Tara Lipinski of the United States is the youngest female to win an individual skating gold medal when she won the 2002 Winter Games ladies singles competition at 15 years, 255 days. That beat the mark set by Sonja Henie of Norway in the 1928 Winter Games in St. Moritz by 68 days.

Figure skating is a winter sport that takes place on a sheet of ice. Figure skaters wear skates made usually of a leather boot with a metal blade attached on each foot. There are three main figure skating events: Singles, Pairs, and Ice Dance. For Singles, there is a separate male and female event.

In Singles, skaters perform two programs, a short program and a long program. In each, the skater must complete elements such as jumps and spins, and is judged on how well they are performed and the artistic quality of the performance.

In Pairs, a male and female skater perform together, and must complete elements similar to singles. Some differences include that there are 'throw' jumps that must be completed in addition to side-by-side jumps, and lifts. Pairs is generally considered the most difficult figure skating event. Pairs are required to compete in a short and long program as well. They are judged on how well the jumps and spins are performed, the artistic quality, and the unison of the skaters in jumps, spins, and footwork sequences.

Ice dance is very similar to ballroom dancing, except on ice. There are no jumps or throws performed, and the lifts cannot be overhead. There are three programs needed to be shown- the Compulsories, the Original Dance, and the Free Dance. Skaters are judged on mostly artistic quality, as well as unison.

Men - 1) Sherwin Badger - 5 (1920-1924)

2) Roger Turner - 7 (1928-1934)

3) Robin Lee - 5 (1935-1939)

4) Dick Button - 7 (1946-1952)

5) Todd Eldredge - 6 (1990, 1991, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002) Women - 1) Theresa Weld - 6 (1914, 1920-1924)

2) Maribel Vinson - 9 (1928-1933, 1935-1937)

3) Gretchen Merrill - 5 (1943-1947)

4) Tenley Albright - 5 (1952-1956)

5) Peggy Fleming - 5 (1964-1968)

6) Janet Lynn - 5 (1969-1973)

7) Michelle Kwan - 9 (1996, 1998-2005)

Yu-ri Kim died on 2011-04-18.

One is on an inside edge and one is on an outside edge!

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I bet that Kim Yu-Na, the best South Korean skater ever, trains for like hours and hours every single day. Remember, practice makes perfect! So how do you think Kim Yu-Na got in first place for figure skating? PRACTICE!!!!!!!!!! Hooray for South Korea!:):):):):):):):):):)

no, you have to move up level by level. What ever freeskate test you take, if you pass, you can only compete at that level. If you want to go to a higher rank, you take the next test.

The levels are:

performance (no rankings in competitions)

pre-preliminary

preliminary

Jr. bronze (pre-juvenile)

Sr. Bronze (Juvenile)

Jr. Sliver (pre-novice)

Sr. Silver (novice)

jr. gold, sr. gold, basically, yeah