What is senior, and junior ice skating?

Question

im looking for tickets to an ice skating compatition. and im looking for young woman/girls because im more intrested in there ice skating moves and stuff...not men...

...anyway i was wondering what they would be called senior or junior?

Answer 1

Senior and junior refer to the level a skater is competing at or testing at.  For example, in USFSA terms, the levels go pre-preliminary, preliminary, pre-juvenile, juvenile, intermediate, novice, junior senior.  Senior level skaters are the  ones you're going to see on TV most often.  They're the skaters you'll see in the Olympics and most high-profile competitions (that goes for men's and women's).

Answer 2

ok well there are lots of levels in skating they go like this: tots, canskate, advanced canskate, pre-junior, junior, intermediate, and senior. At competition though their are levels canskate, elementary, pre-preliminary, preliminary, junior bronze, junior silver, junior gold, senior bronze etc... senior is more advanced just depends what you want to see

Answer 3

senior is the top level of amateur skating and is the level of the top competitors that go to the olympics, etc.  Junior level is a level lower than senior level but it might be easier to get tickets for that.  The skaters in this level are very good and I doubt that you would tell the diff between the two.

Answer 4

They are levels, a senior level skater can qualify for the olympics.

Answer 5

Senior is top level. And junior is right under it! (Thats why it is called junior. It is the junior level of senor!) :Pop!

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