free skating
1 of 1noun/ˈfri skeɪtɪŋ/
Forms:free skatings
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(figure skating) a performance where skaters showcase jumps, spins, and footwork to music
Free skating in figure skating refers to the segment of a competition or performance where skaters perform a choreographed routine that includes a variety of jumps, spins, footwork, and other elements. This routine is typically set to music and is judged based on technical skill, creativity, and artistry. Unlike compulsory figures, which focus on specific movements, free skating allows the skater more freedom to showcase their abilities and personal style. Skaters must demonstrate strength, precision, and control, as well as the ability to smoothly transition between elements while maintaining flow throughout the performance.
- She's competing in the free skating event tomorrow.
- He loves the freedom of expression in free skating.
- Free skating allows skaters to showcase their creativity and technical skills.
- Skaters train tirelessly for the precision required in free skating.
- She's known for her artistry and grace in free skating.