Jam skating is a style of roller skating that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and freestyle skating. It originated in the 1970s and is often performed to upbeat music in roller rinks or at skate parks. Skaters use a variety of moves, including spins, jumps, and footwork, to express their creativity and rhythm. This form of skating emphasizes individual style and improvisation, allowing skaters to showcase their skills and personality. Jam skating is popular in both recreational and competitive settings, with events and competitions held to celebrate the art of skating. It fosters a sense of community among enthusiasts who share a passion for movement and music.