Synchronized skating, or “synchro,” is an ice skating discipline where teams of 8 to 16 (or more) skaters perform a choreographed routine in unison. This is a wonderful way for figure skaters to compete as a team. The five primary synchro elements are block, circle, line, wheel, and intersection, each performed with specific handholds. As skaters progress through different levels, they will also learn how to transition smoothly between elements using multiple holds.

In 2023, FSCSM launched two synchro teams under the Dynamic Flair™ name, Aspire (for LTS level skaters) and Open Juvenile. For more information on our teams, please contact the Skating Director at skatingdirector@capitalclubhouse.com. 

Learn more about synchro in our February 2023 blog post, “What is Synchro?”

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Dynamic Flair™ Aspire Synchronized Skating Team

The Dynamic Flair Aspire Synchronized Skating Team provides an excellent opportunity for our Learn to Skate (LTS) level skaters to grow, achieve excellence, and improve their skills. Our experienced coaches offer comprehensive training and guidance to develop the skaters’ technical abilities, artistic expression, and teamwork skills. Members of Dynamic Flair Aspire get to participate in exciting local events and competitions, allowing them to showcase their skills in front of an audience. Apart from gaining valuable experience and a competitive edge, they also get to make friendships with others who share their love for synchronized skating.

Dynamic Flair™ Open Juvenile Synchronized Skating Team

The Dynamic Flair Open Juvenile Synchronized Skating Team welcomes passionate skaters who have achieved the pre-preliminary or higher level of Moves in the Field. This team is designed to challenge skaters to improve their skills and performance while providing a supportive and collaborative environment. Skaters on Dynamic Flair Open Juvenile receive personalized training from our accomplished coaches, allowing them to refine their skills, elevate their artistry, and compete in prestigious regional and national events. These competitive experiences will expose skaters to various styles and techniques, which will help them broaden their horizons and expand their abilities.