The International Skating Union (ISU) has published the International Speed Skating & Short Track Speed Skating Competitions for the season 2021/22.
Synchronized Skating Guidelines for season 2021/22.This Communication Replaces ISU Communication 2318.
The ISU Council met on July 16, 2021 via an online meeting. The following were among the decisions taken by the Council during the meeting.
In line with the change to Article 39, paragraph 3, b) accepted by ISU Members via the online vote in June 2021, the following element names for Ice Dance have been adjusted.
We are pleased to announce the Pocket Learning Anti-Doping & You (P.L.A.Y) series by Pure as Ice, for our Skating community to learn about various aspects of Anti-Doping & Clean Sport.
Find out about the ISU World Cup Short Track Speed Skating 2021/22 & Qualification procedure for the Olympic Winter Games 2022.
The four-part short-form documentary series, which follows the stories of five athletes who competed in the 2021 Speed Skating is now available on ISU.ORG.
Entries for ISU Figure Skating and Synchronized Skating Championships 2021 can be found in ISU Communication 2336.
ISU Figure Skating CoEs continue the webinar series - Inside CoE’s in July. The second webinar will take place on July 13 in Bangkok Thailand!
Qualifying Competitions and qualifying times for Speed Skating events at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games
The four-part short-form documentary series, which follows the stories of five athletes who competed in the 2021 Speed Skating Premieres Friday, July 2 via the ISU Newsletter. Make sure you're signed up!
Helmet Design & Numbers for the Short Track Speed Skating Season 2021/22 have been published.
Online voting took place between June 15-22, 2021 on the Proposals included in the summary of Proposals from ISU Members, the Council, the Sports Directors and Technical Committees for changes in the Constitution, General Regulations and Special Regulations. Find here the summary of the key decisions voted online by the ISU Members.
The ISU Global Seminar has participants that attend from all over the world. The uncertainties of travel, quarantine requirements, testing, to name a few have proven to be very difficult to offer an equal opportunity for candidates to attend.
The world only moves forward when we move together. Usain Bolt, Yusra Mardini, Naomi Osaka and Tony Hawk highlight the incredible resilience and strength they have shown throughout this difficult time - a strength that has provided the hope and inspiration to the world.