There are many various moves in figure skating. Here are some examples:
-turns (three turn, loop, rocker, etc.)
-jumps (axel, double sowl, double loop, double flip, double lutz, double toe, triples, quads, singles, etc.)
-spins (sit spin, sit with change of foot, 'ball' sit, 'pancake' sit, 'aframe' sit, camel layback sit, camel sit, flying sit, flying camel, swan spin, haircutter, broken leg, scale spin, etc.)
-field moves (spirak, scale, swan, all backwards, side spiral, scale with arms moving, etc.)
-speed
-flow
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Some different types of skating are Hockey, Figure Skating, and Speed Skating.
There are a lot of strange figure skating moves. Shoot-the-duck is definitely one, but there are tons more.
Figure skating is not a race, and does not have a fastest time. There is a highest skill, but not a fastest time. Skaters are scored by a panel of judges based on the overall presentation, their execution of moves, and the difficulty of those moves.
no and yes because figure skating is on ice plus they move around more ballet is on the floor but there is a lot of the same moves.
there are 7! ringette figure skating ice hockey speed skating recriational skating tour skating biathlathon (or triathlathon i cant remember)
There are many popular Figure Skating movements, you can see them on figure skating contests and others Some include the Triple Axel, for pairs, the Carries and Throws. (Add more when possible)
These moves are jumps and spins in the sport of figure skating.
mens figure skating, womans figure skating, dance skating, and pair skating
mens figure skating, womans figure skating, dance skating, and pair skating
pairs ladies mens dance
my friends and i call it skating