Across
- 1. one type of a block element in synchronized skating
- 4. one foot turn with a change of edge that results in a } shape on the ice
- 6. spread eagle-like move where the skater glides on two outside edges with knees bent (hint named after a skater whose first name is Natalia)
- 7. jump variation for any rotational jump performed with both hands clasped above the head (hint named after a US skater whose first name is Adam)
- 8. arm position variation during a rotational jump where one arm is extended overhead (hint made famous by a skater whose first name is Brian)
- 10. jump named after skater whose last name is Paulsen
- 12. pick jump that takes off of a backward outside edge
- 13. name of person who originated the sport of synchronized skating
- 16. original name of synchronized skating
- 17. edge jump that takes off from a back inside edge and lands on the back outside edge of the opposite foot (hint - named after skater whose first name is Ulrich)
- 19. set of teeth at the front of a skate blade
- 20. a catch-foot layback spin where the free leg is brought up to head level but not above
- 21. figure skating turn that involves a change of skating foot but not a change of edge
- 22. multirotational one-foot turn that moves the skater down the ice
Down
- 2. one of the elements in a synchronized skating program
- 3. step combination during which the free foot is placed beside the skating foot, but not ahead or it, with the new free foot leaving the ice beside the new skating foot
- 5. originally called a Jackson Haines spin, the spinning leg is bent at the knee with the free leg extended forward
- 8. description of a spin that moves across the ice instead of staying centered in one spot
- 9. variation of a wheel element
- 11. type of one-foot turn with entry and exit on the same edge but which results in a change of lobe
- 14. way of moving across the ice on two feet by pushing the feet outward from a 90 degree angle and then pulling them back together
- 15. one of the elements in a synchronized skating program
- 18. movement that connects one skating element to the next
