Pairs skating is a discipline in figure skating where two skaters, typically a man and a woman, perform together as a team. They execute various elements, including lifts, spins, and jumps, while maintaining synchronized movements and artistic expression. The skaters must work closely together, showcasing their strength, balance, and coordination. In competitions, pairs skating is judged based on technical difficulty and artistic performance. Skaters often wear matching costumes to enhance their visual appeal. This discipline is featured in events like the Winter Olympics and the World Figure Skating Championships, where teams compete for medals and titles.