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The Sims-Fayola Foundation collaborated with U.S Figure Skating to introduce a group of young men to figure skating for the first time.

The group of students representing the Sims-Fayola Foundation stand in front of a U.S. Figure Skating sign at the U.S. Figure Skating headquarters
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After skating as a young kid, JY Sun rediscovered their love of skating and a stronger sense of self as a queer and AAPI skater thanks to the support of the adult skating community. 

JY competes on the ice. They are an Asian skater with short hair wearing a maroon skating costume with jewels down the front. They are kneeling on their left knee with their right leg outstretched to the side
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U.S. Figure Skating’s Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Kadari Taylor-Watson was honored with the 24 Degrees of Color Trailblazer Award for her work to ensure that skating is for every...

Kadari Taylor-Watson poses on the ice with her Trailblazer Award. She is a Black woman with her hair up. She is wearing large black curcular earrings and a gold top with a bow around the neck. She is holding a glass award which is in the shape of a tear drop
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A Connecticut skater's journey from the top of a global video game leaderboard to a college classroom where he will study video game design.

Tim poses on the ice with a medal around his neck. Tim is a white teenager with short brown hair. He is wearing a black long sleeved shirt with jewels on the chest. He stands with his right hand on his hip and his left hand making a peace sign
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Kristi Yamaguchi’s grandparents’ perseverance paved her path to the ‘American Dream’

Kristi poses for a photo with her grandparents. Kristi (center) is an Asian woman wearing a blue skating costume with puffy sleeves and a medal around her neck. Her grandmother (left) is an older Asian woman with short grey hair and glasses. She is wearing a grey coat. Her grandfather (right) is an older Asian man with grey hair and glasses. He is wearing a white button up shirt

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THE SKATING JOURNEY

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1 . GET STARTED

Whether you want to learn to glide across a frozen pond or have dreams of Olympic glory, Learn to Skate USA is the place to start.

As you build your foundation in ice skating, begin exploring the different disciplines of figure skating to find which path you want to take.

2 . FIND A CLUB

U.S. Figure Skating is comprised of more than 765 member clubs, collegiate clubs, school-affiliated clubs. Find a club near you today.

3 . TEST

Known as the foundation of U.S. Figure Skating, testing determines what level skaters compete at. Both competitive and recreational skaters can take tests to continually challenge themselves and aim to achieve new goals.

4 . SKATING OPPORTUNITIES

U.S. Figure Skating offers its members many opportunities beyond the qualifying structure. From Theatre On Ice to collegiate skating, there is something for everyone.

5 . COMPETE

Competitions are available for skaters of all ages and skill levels. Skaters can choose to compete in qualifying and nonqualifying events and show off their skills in various disciplines and opportunities.

6 . PREPARE AND TRAIN

U.S. Figure Skating helps athletes train to the best of their abilities with athletic assessments, camps and health and wellness programs.

7 . SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDING

Skaters are eligible to apply for a variety of scholarships and funding opportunities. Click the links below to learn more about what’s available to you.

8 . QUALIFY FOR TEAM USA

Skaters with distinguished competition accolades are selected to represent U.S. Figure Skating and the United States of America at international competitions throughout the year. Not only is it an honor to be selected, but it’s also an opportunity for team members to gain valuable experiences on an international stage.

Get to know current Team USA athletes and follow their competition journeys on the U.S. Figure Skating Fan Zone.

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1 . GET STARTED

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Whether you want to learn to glide across a frozen pond or have dreams of Olympic glory, Learn to Skate USA is the place to start.

As you build your foundation in ice skating, begin exploring the different disciplines of figure skating to find which path you want to take.

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2 . FIND A CLUB

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U.S. Figure Skating is comprised of more than 765 member clubs, collegiate clubs, school-affiliated clubs. Find a club near you today.

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3 . TEST

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Known as the foundation of U.S. Figure Skating, testing determines what level skaters compete at. Both competitive and recreational skaters can take tests to continually challenge themselves and aim to achieve new goals.

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4 . SKATING OPPORTUNITIES

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U.S. Figure Skating offers its members many opportunities beyond the qualifying structure. From Theatre On Ice to collegiate skating, there is something for everyone.

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5 . COMPETE

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Competitions are available for skaters of all ages and skill levels. Skaters can choose to compete in qualifying and nonqualifying events and show off their skills in various disciplines and opportunities.

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6 . PREPARE AND TRAIN

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U.S. Figure Skating helps athletes train to the best of their abilities with athletic assessments, camps and health and wellness programs.

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7 . SCHOLARSHIPS & FUNDING

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Skaters are eligible to apply for a variety of scholarships and funding opportunities. Click the links below to learn more about what’s available to you.

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8 . QUALIFY FOR TEAM USA

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Skaters with distinguished competition accolades are selected to represent U.S. Figure Skating and the United States of America at international competitions throughout the year. Not only is it an honor to be selected, but it’s also an opportunity for team members to gain valuable experiences on an international stage.

Get to know current Team USA athletes and follow their competition journeys on the U.S. Figure Skating Fan Zone.

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