SYNCHRONIZED SKATING
About Synchronized Skating
Synchro” is a large and fast-growing discipline of figure skating where 8–20 skaters skate on ice as a team, moving as one flowing unit at high speeds while completing difficult footwork and precision moves.
The discipline was originally called ‘precision skating’ in North America because of the emphasis on maintaining precise formations and timing of the group.
Synchronized Skating uses the same judging system as singles, pairs, and ice dancing skating and is judged primarily on teamwork, precision, speed, difficulty, and performance.
THANK YOU FROM MAJESTIC ICE & TEAM UNITY
Majestic Ice and Team Unity sincerly thank all those who joined them on 9th and 26th March when Team Unity performed their programs which they will be skating at the ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships 2025 in Helsinki, Finland in early April 2025. Thank you – it was so much appreciated by all.
Interested in trying out for one of our teams – contact us – Email [email protected]
The 2025 ‘Try-Outs” coming soon….. select the QR code below and register your interest now. International skaters welcome.
Check out Team Unity facebook page….
DONATIONS & SPONSORSHIP
Majestic Ice Australia (MIA) is proud of the outstanding achievements of all Majestic Ice Teams Junior (National Champions & Australian Representatives 2023/2024 and Team Unity (Senior) Synchronized ice skating team, following their gold medal achievements at the Australian Figure Skating Championships (AFSC) in 2024
Team Unity’s success qualified them to represent Australia at: ISU World Synchronized Skating Championships in Finland 2025
As Synchronized skating is not as yet an Olympic Sport, these events are the peak international event for the sport of Sychronized Skating.
Both Junior and Senior team skaters have defied the odds to reach this position in spite of their home rink, Canterbury Olympic Ice Rink, closing unexpectedly and indefinitely, for repairs on 31 August 2022. Through hard work, determination and dedication, our skaters have reached the top of their sport in Australia.
In the lead up to AFSC they trained as early as 4.30am and as late as 11.45pm at various Sydney rinks, travelling to the Erina and Hunter regions and even interstate, in order to find ice to train on. MIA thanks the following rinks for supporting our skaters: Ice Zoo, Macquarie Ice Rink, Erina Ice Arena, Hunter Ice Skating Stadium and Phillips Swimming & Ice Skating Centre, Canberra.
The costs associated with travelling such distances (including travel, accommodation and commercial ice hire) have already placed a large financial burden on these skaters and their families.
MIA Junior and Team Unity (Senior) synchronised ice skating teams would be most appreciative of any donations that you can make in support of their training and international travel costs.
Make your donation
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SPONSORSHIP
Majestic Ice Australia welcomes the opportunity to work with your company.
To enquire about such opportunities, please contact
Madonna Randall via [email protected] or mobile 0409 551 391
Visit the ISA Website for forms, policies, elements, communications, handbooks and more relating to Synchronized Skating.
Communication Links
View relevant critical Communications below. | All ISA Communications (isa.org.au); All ISU Communications (isu.org)
ISU Comm 2552 – SyS Guidelines for International Novice Competitions
ISU Comm 2553 – SyS Well Balance Program Content for Season 2023-2024
ISU Comm 2554 – SyS Elements and Scale of Values
ISU Comm 2563 – SyS Difficulty Groups of Elements, Features and Additional Features 2023-2024
ISU Comm 2566 – SyS Marking Guidelines for Deductions and GOE Reductions Season 2023-2024