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The rules in pair figure skating, that's hard to explain knowing that i will one day be one. First you must do a certain number of jumps depending on your level. i mean a lot of it is like single except you have a partner and they judge you on unison and all that jazz. For more info just ask Google.
ohh well i already posted but somebody said, Caroline zhang was the most popular female figure skater in the world. Nice try
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