An Axel jump is unique in figure skating as it involves a forward take-off and a backward landing on the same foot.

Single skating is a discipline where individual skaters showcase their technical skills and artistry on the ice.

The Figure Eight is a compulsory element in figure skating where skaters must trace a figure-eight pattern on the ice using their skates.

The Toe Loop jump involves a backward take-off and a forward landing, making it a challenging and visually appealing jump.

Synchronized skating teams typically consist of 16-20 skaters who perform intricate formations and maneuvers together on the ice.

The Camel Spin is a figure skating element where the skater spins on one foot while holding the other foot above the head.

Pairs skating is a figure skating discipline where two skaters perform together, showcasing their technical skills and synchronized movements.

The Spread Eagle is a figure skating element where the skater glides on one foot while extending the other leg forward or backward.

The Lutz jump involves a forward take-off and a backward landing on the opposite foot, making it a challenging and visually impressive jump.

Twizzles are a series of quick, consecutive steps performed in a circular pattern in ice dancing.

The Salchow jump involves a backward take-off and a forward landing on the same foot.

The Ina Bauer is a figure skating element where the skater glides on one foot while extending the other leg to the side.

Synchronized skating is a figure skating discipline where teams of 8-12 skaters perform synchronized movements and formations on the ice.

Twizzles are a series of rapid spins performed on one foot in figure skating.

The Loop jump involves a backward take-off and a forward landing on the same foot, with a half-turn in the air.