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It varies for each coach.

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44 years ago

Not so. Figure Skating first appeared in 1908 at the London Summer Games featuring 4 events (one being "special figures" that afterward was not contested separately from the singles event).

Figure Skating next appeared at the 1924 Winter Olympics held in Chamonix, France and with the exception of the 1940 and 1944 Games that were suspended because of WW II, figure skating has been a permanent fixture at the Winter Olympics.

So figure skating has been a Winter Olympics sport for 88 years - double your 44.

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go to www.ticnet.se and book tickets

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There are a lot of different rules of this sport. It just depends on what level and what category. If you were being judged in a solo in ISI-Freestyle 5, the rules for this level would be your music should be as long as 2 minutes, and it can only be a few seconds over but no less than 2 min. Then you must finish on time with the music or there will be point deduction. You must complete a series of Jumps, Spins, Footwork, and a Dance Step that are in that level. If you don't, points will be deducted. Also, you are not alowed to perform skating moves that are in your level or lower than your level.

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no she fell

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Yes, she stopped.

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Figure skating has been an Olympic sport since the first Winter Olympics in 1924.
Figure skating became part of the Olympics in the year 1908.

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The ice skates is the most important piece.

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Axel Paulsen was the "inventor" of the Axel jump, he was also the first person to ever perform it. He discovered this jump in year of 1882.

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Gold in the 1992 Winter Games was won by Kristi Yamaguchi of the United States.

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Viktor Petrenko of the USSR won the bronze in men's free skate. Debi Thomas of the USA won the bronze in the women's free skate. Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard of the USA won the bronze in the pairs free skate. Tracy Wilson and Robert McCall of Canada won the bronze in ice dancing.

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The first date of ice skating has been lost in the annals of history. There have been crude ice skate found in Finland from about 4,000 years ago. For more history, read the link below.

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Minardi 2002 Jaguar 2003 2004, Williams 2005,2006,Red Bull 2007-present

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For starters, in the five thousand-plus years since bowling was invented, it has moved from an outdoor sport to an indoor one. The number of pins has been standardized, as have their weight and distance from the foul line. The dimensions of the lane, and the size and allowable weight of the bowling ball has also been fixed.

In more recent times, technology has improved the bowling pin (plastic is both bouncier and more durable than wood), the bowling equipment (automatic pinspotters mean that pin boys no longer have to risk injury to set up pins), the lane (urethane has replaced wood, and is less prone to warping), and the ball (with more aggressive surfaces, and asymmetrical [unbalanced] cores designed to take advantage of physical laws like gyroscopic motion to deliver a bigger and harder hook).

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TONIGHT! Tuesday, February 23, 2010. I'm not sure what time it's on but just keep your TV on channel 9 (9-1) this evening and you'll see it. They'll probably announce it on there. I can't wait!

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2006 Games in Turin -

1) Men's Singles - Evan Lysacek, Johnny Weir, Matt Savoie.

2) Women's Singles - Sasha Cohen, Kimmie Meisner, Emily Hughes. Cohen won the silver medal.

3) Pairs - Rena Inoue and John Baldwin, Marcy Hinzmann and Aaron Parchem.

4) Ice Dancing - Tanith Belbin and Ben Agosto, Melissa Gregory and Denis Petukhov, Jamie Silverstein and Ryan O'Meara. Belbin and Agosto won the silver medal.

2002 Games in Salt Lake City -

1) Men's Singles - Timothy Goebel, Todd Eldredge, Michael Weiss. Goebel won the bronze medal.

2) Women's Singles - Sarah Hughes, Michelle Kwan, Sasha Cohen. Hughes won the gold medal and Kwan won the bronze medal.

3) Pairs - Kyoko Ina and John Zimmerman, Tiffany Scott and Philip Dulebohn.

4) Ice Dancing - Naomi Lang and Peter Tchernyshev, Beata Handra and Charles Sinek.

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There was no Olympic that year.

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There was no Winter Olympics in 1996 ... that year the Summer Games were held in Atlanta, USA. Ladies Singles gold medalist at the 1994 Winter Games was Oksana Baiul of Ukraine and at the 1998 Winter Games was Tara Lipinski of the United States.

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Some of the most medaled American skaters include:

Michelle Kwan

Kristi Yamaguchi

Dick Button

Scott Hamilton

Carol Heiss

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Reynaldo Martinez

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He invented them to be famous.

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Alena Vrzáňová (Aja Zanova), Czechoslovakia

Brian Orser, Canada

Barbara Underhill and Paul Martini (pairs), Canada

Joyce Hisey, Canada

Willy Bietak, Austria

Nikolai Panin-Kolomenkin (1871-1956), Russia

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Viktor Petrenko of the Unified Team.

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No.

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Quadruple Salchow and Quadruple Toe Loop.