mirror skating
1 of 1noun/ˈmɪrər skeɪtɪŋ/
Forms:mirror skatings
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a performance where two skaters execute identical movements simultaneously, facing each other
Mirror skating is a pair skating technique where both skaters perform the same movements simultaneously but in opposite directions, creating a mirrored effect. The skaters move in perfect symmetry, with their arms and legs matching each other's actions as they glide across the ice. This type of skating highlights the synchronization, precision, and teamwork between the partners, requiring them to be highly attuned to each other’s movements. Mirror skating is often used in routines to create visually striking patterns and showcase the harmony between the two skaters.
- Mirror skating involves mimicking the movements of your partner on the ice.
- They practiced mirror skating to perfect their synchronicity for the competition.
- Mirror skating requires precise timing and coordination between partners.
- The duo impressed the judges with their flawless mirror skating routine.
- Their mirror skating performance was a highlight of the exhibition.