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Coach Michelle Hong has dedicated her career to making figure skating accessible to all and empowering every generation of skater. 

With a continued focus on the overall health and safety of all members, U.S. Figure Skating’s updated COVID-19 policy will go into effect August 2, 2021.

All starting in Learn to Skate at the same time, skating has become a shared passion for John and Janet Stone and their four kids.

The new council will serve as an advisory group and partner with appropriate U.S. Figure Skating staff departments to deliver coach certification, development and education for all U.S. Figure Skating programs.  

All four synchronized skating teams representing the United States at Cup of Berlin from Jan. 4-6, 2018 returned home from Berlin, Germany with a medal.

U.S. Figure Skating announced today it has reintroduced its COVID-19 vaccination and testing protocols for all persons attending the 2022 Toyota U.S. Figure Skating Championships.

Two U.S. pairs teams finished in the top five overall, while all three U.S. women landed in the top five after the short program on day two of Four Continents.

The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on all sports, but arguably synchronized skaters and their coaches have had to sacrifice and endure even more because of the nature of the discipline.

U.S. Figure Skating requires event organizers to strictly follow SkateSafe® compliance, verification and reporting protocols to ensure all sanctioned activities provide a safe, positive and inclusive environment for participants.