What are three types of figure skating?

Answer 1

The basics are free jump, salcow and toe loop also know as a cherry flip!

Waltz jump, half flip, half lutz, half loop (those are half rotation jumps)

Toe loop (AKA spot), loop (AKA Rittberger), salchow, flip, axel, lutz and axel (all of them are 1 rotation jumps, except for the axel, which is a 1.5 rotation jump)

Answer 2

there are many levels but when i say you really figure skate you are in the freestyles so freestyle 1 2 3 4 5 and so on en tell you get the gold freestyle. there are also these thing called field moves and there test were you do all kinds of edge work and you work on them then you go out on to the ice alone and a judge watches you there are a lot of them the first is the pre-pre and the last is the senior moves.

Answer 3

Required elements in competition vary from men's, ladies and pairs skating. There are common elements, though, and in singles skating they include: Axel jump, triple jump solo and triple jump in combination (with another triple or double jump), flying and sit spins, layback spin (ladies only), a spin combination and a step sequence. All these moves must be connected with footwork, spirals or a number of moves called transitions, that are choreographed to make a skating routine a "complete package."

Pairs elements include: side-by-side double or triple jump, double or triple twist lift, a double or triple throw, a death spiral, combination pairs spin, step sequences and transitions smoothly connecting the elements. Each year the International Skating Union (ISU) prescribes certain variations of elements in pairs that are to be performed that year.These guidelines include the grip used in a pairs lift, the edge to be used in a death spiral, and variations in the spin combination.

Answer 4

1. ice dancing

2. pairs skating

3. figure skating

4. synchronized skating

Answer 5

Mens figure skating, womans figure skating, pair skating, and dance skating.