Ice Dancing is a beautiful skating sport that emphasizes the movement of dance and the beauty of the movement.
Ice Dancing began in the 1930s in North America and since then it has been part of the Winter Olympics.
In 1976, Ice Dancing became an official sport at the Winter Olympics.
Ice Dancing has a different assessment category of other beautiful bending branches, with a focus on dance techniques, synchronization, and music interpretation.
Ice dancing couples must wear the right costume, which is not only beautiful but also able to provide freedom of movement.
Music selected for ice dancing must meet certain requirements, including tempo and rhythm that is appropriate for dance.
Ice dancing couples must continue to practice to improve their skills, including exploring new movements and creating creative routines.
Ice dancing requires extraordinary balance, coordination, and physical strength.
Ice Dancing is a very popular sport in Europe and Asia, with many competitions and events held every year.
Some famous Ice Dancing couples including Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir from Canada, Gabriella Papadakis and Guillaume Cizeron from France, and Meryl Davis and Charlie White from the United States.
