Adult Figure Skating & Synchronized Skating
Evgenia Frerich and Thomas Klingenberg (GER) @Luca Tonegutti
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Evgenia Frerich and Thomas Klingenberg (GER) @Luca Tonegutti
Evgenia Frerich and Thomas Klingenberg (GER) @Luca Tonegutti
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Gary Beacom (CAN) @Luca Tonegutti
Gary Beacom (CAN) @Luca Tonegutti
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Katsura and Hideshi Ogushi (JPN) @Luca Tonegutti
Katsura and Hideshi Ogushi (JPN) @Luca Tonegutti
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Mariana de Leon (MEX) @Luca Tonegutti
Mariana de Leon (MEX) @Luca Tonegutti
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Monika Szubert and Mateusz Kolosinski (POL) @Luca Tonegutti
Monika Szubert and Mateusz Kolosinski (POL) @Luca Tonegutti
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Phil Brown and Bettina Wink (GBR) @Luca Tonegutti
Phil Brown and Bettina Wink (GBR) @Luca Tonegutti
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Adult Figure Skating has been under the ISU umbrella since 2005 when the first ISU Adult Figure Skating Competition was held in Oberstdorf, Germany.
There are now two major ISU adult competitions – one in Oberstdorf each May and another in North America each fall. Today, these competitions attract hundreds of skaters from many member federations.
Participation in the Free Skating, Artistic Free Skating, Pair Free Skating, Ice Dance and Synchronized Skating disciplines is for skaters of all skill levels and has even attracted former World and Olympic competitors. Skaters compete in various age categories (see Announcement for details).
Competitors must be 28 years of age before July 1 preceding the competition. Synchronized skaters must have reached 25 years of age before July 1 preceding the competition. In 2019, the ISU eliminated the upper age limit.
For further information on adult skating or these competitions, please use the Contact Us form below.
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Rescheduling of ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 2025
The International Skating Union (ISU) announces a modification to the dates of the ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships 2025 scheduled to be held in Seoul (KOR).
Golden Les Suprêmes (CAN) skate off with third ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships title
Les Suprêmes (CAN) reigned supreme once more at the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships and skated off with their third consecutive gold medal as the Championship concluded in Zagreb (CRO) Saturday.
Les Suprêmes (CAN) edge Helsinki Rockettes (FIN) for lead at ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships
Hot favorites Les Suprêmes (CAN) edged the Helsinki Rockettes (FIN) for the lead as the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships opened Friday in Zagreb (CRO). A total of 21 teams with 479 Skaters representing 17 ISU Members have been entered for the Championships. It is the 23rd edition of the event that started in 2000.
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