Team Diamonds, the only synchronized skating club in Estonia, continues to grow quietly but with determination. Between international podiums and several ongoing local projects, the Tallinn-based teams are likely building a promising future for the discipline in the country.
Accommodation is one of the most complex aspects of travel planning for synchro teams. But thanks to rooms4groups, a partner trusted by many clubs, the booking process becomes seamless, personalised—and often cheaper. Whether it's for competitions, training camps or international travel throughout the upcoming season, rooms4groups is here to support teams at every step. Here's how this specialist service works.
Revisited this summer, this article is an opportunity to rediscover a vital topic for every team: how to build an environment where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered to perform at their best.
Despite limited resources and the closure of their home rink, the Ladybirds have propelled Italy back onto the world stage in junior synchronized skating, embodying resilience and a new ambition for the sport.
Finnish coach Milja Sarkkinen has just wrapped up her six-week Instagram series for synchro coaches. Covering everything from summer motivation to seasonal planning and self-development, her posts—available in English—offer valuable insights for every stage of the season.
Blending elite sport, international camaraderie, and festive joy, the inaugural Milano Easter Trophy lit up the Palasesto Ice Arena in mid-April. Hosted by the Ladybirds Milano Synchro Academy, the event welcomed 35 teams from 11 countries across seven diverse categories.
After a season of growth and learning, Cool Dreams Junior is turning the page with ambition. With 10 new skaters joining the team and preparations already underway, the Swiss team is aiming to strengthen its unity, refine its performances, and make a strong impression in 2026 at the Junior World Championships.
Francesca Brusco and Marcella Mirra, two synchro moms from Italy, launched "Road to Olympic Synchro" to push for synchronized skating's inclusion in the 2030 Olympic Games. Their grassroots initiative is gaining support around the world.
Heel diseases can be very annoying for athletes who have to wear hard boots for many hours per week, and often, training gets very difficult due to severe pain.
A lot of skaters complain about pain, redness and tenderness in their heels; sometimes a bulge like a little hard ball can appear on the back of our feet. What is that and why is it so common in skaters?
From team culture to skating fundamentals, Finnish coach Milja Sarkkinen has recently launched a thoughtful Instagram series supporting synchro coaches through the early season. Drawing from decades of experience, she offers concrete tools to help teams thrive from day one.
Yes, these are the downgrades. They appeared this season in the synchro scores. Let's explain what they mean.