The International Skating Union is holding its annual congress in Phuket, Thailand, this week. Here is a summary of the main decisions.
With more than 200,000 views, the video clip of Coeur de Pirate, an internationally known artist from Quebec, was shot with synchro skaters from the Nova team in Canada. We take you behind the scenes!
The annual ISU International Adult Figure Skating Competition took place over five days in Oberstdorf, Germany, at the end of May. Of the 350 skaters represented in all skating disciplines, five Adult teams and one Masters team took part in the event.
The 2022-23 season is getting even clearer. The ISU published the Difficulty of Elements Communication, an essential document for the coaches in preparing new programs.
Coach for many years in Italy, Andrea Gilardi has not missed any ISU World Synchronized Skating Championship organized since 2000. Here are his memories.
More and more teams (and their coaches) are choosing to engage with a theme. Whether it is climate, disability or disease, the chosen topic is fully embraced by the athletes on the ice.
Sunny days are back in many countries, and synchronized skating is in-between seasons. Tell us your good stories, anecdotes, or what happened to your team!
It's decided; we won't see them skating with Team Unique anymore. Tuuli Mäkinen and Jenni Lehtonen, who skated for many years with the famous Finnish team, have decided to stop their career. Time to take stock.
Following the example of Germany, Hungary also finished in the top five nations at the 2022 Worlds. The country thus qualifies a second team for next season. Interview with Team Passion on the eve of its new season!
In early April, the Swiss senior team Starlight Elite had an intense week in Hamilton, Canada. Until Friday morning, the team was not sure if they would be able to compete at the World Championships.
The International Skating Union (ISU) released its "Well Balanced Program Content" on Friday. A first overview to prepare the new programs.
The Britannia Cup was held on the 23rd and 24th April at IceSheffield in Sheffield. Usually held in January, this was the first Synchronised Skating British Championships held since 2020 and had been rescheduled due to COVID earlier this year.