Figure skating is a winter sport that involves individuals, pairs, or groups performing on ice skates. Competitors execute various movements such as jumps, spins, and footwork sequences, often choreographed to music. It is recognized for its artistic expression and athletic skill, combining elements of dance and gymnastics with technical prowess. Events are typically judged based on criteria like the difficulty of elements, execution, and artistic interpretation. The sport is divided into several disciplines, including singles, pairs, and ice dance, each with its own specific rules and formats. Figure skating is featured prominently in competitions, including the Winter Olympics and World Championships, showcasing both competitive and exhibition performances.
16-year-old Spencer Lane was returning from a figure skating camp when he tragically died in a plane crash. Flight 5342 collided with a military helicopter while approaching land. Spencer qualified…