synchronized skating is a team sport in which groups of skaters perform routines together on ice. Teams typically consist of 8 to 20 skaters who move in unison, creating intricate formations and patterns. The routines are choreographed to music and emphasize teamwork, precision, and creativity. Competitions are held at various levels, from local to international, and are judged based on technical elements and artistic expression. Teams are evaluated on their synchronization, speed, and overall performance. Figure skating skills are essential, as skaters must execute jumps, spins, and transitions while maintaining formation with their teammates.