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Lol 'soaked' water makes ice skating easier because it makes the ice smoother. The smoother the ice is the less friction there is between the blades of the skates and the ice. If there is less friction you dont have to work as hard to go faster, because the ice is more slippery. ice skaters like this becaues the ice is less bumpy and that means less a chance of fallin over and it is also easier to do different things on the ice. Trust me im a figure skater.
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