
Sandrine Gauthier and Paul Ayer: The Hunger Games of the Canadian dance field
Another team to emerge from the Ice Academy of Montreal is Sandrine Gauthier and Paul Ayer. Both trained at the school with their previous partners
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Another team to emerge from the Ice Academy of Montreal is Sandrine Gauthier and Paul Ayer. Both trained at the school with their previous partners

Alicia Fabbri and Marko Jevgeni Gaidajenko are another new ice dance team who will represent Canada. The idea for them to skate together came from

Hannah Lim and Zachary Lagha, or ‘LiLa’ which, after several suggestions, is a nickname they approve of, are one of the new ice dance teams

Guest post by Maya Bleszinski. Find them on Substack and Instagram. Italy’s Nikolaj Memola on missing a home Olympics, the consequences of rushing recovery, &

What is the ISU Athletes’ Commission? Can it accurately represent athletes’ opinions – and how much power does it actually have within the ISU?

Big changes are coming to figure skating, but athletes, coaches, choreographers – and even the ISU Technical Committees – are expressing frustration that their opinions aren’t being heard.

Scott Moir gives his opinions about next year’s waltz theme, proposals for shorter programs, and the value of AI in judging.

1992 Olympic Champion Natalia Mishkutenok discusses her work with American and Ukrainian pair teams

Raimo Reinsalu has twice broken his provisional suspension from International Skating Union (ISU) events, attending competitions in Estonia and Latvia.
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