If there is any information you think belongs on this page, please send it to CLW . Precision skating is a specialized branch of skating distinct from figures, free skating, ice dancing and pair skating. Heads, legs, arms and bodies must be synchronized and in unison. There is a panel of nine judges, one referee and one assistant referee. The scores of all nine judges are used.
Judges look for footwork, changing arm positions, closeness, speed and straight lines.
Innovative moves and creativity are very important in addition to the technical elements. Clothing for competitions assist with conveying the theme, but must also be suitable for athletic competition. In 1994, the technical program for senior competitors was combined with the free program. In 1995, the same was done for junior competitors. Juvenile A team of 12 to 24 skaters.