Figure Skating Teams is a type of competitive ice skating in which two people perform synchronized and choreographed moves. The most common form of Figure Skating Teams is PAIRS, where two skaters perform together as a team. PAIRS skating requires a high level of skill, trust, and teamwork between the two skaters. The skaters must be able to move in perfect unison and execute complex lifts and jumps. PAIRS skating is one of the most popular disciplines in figure skating and has been featured in the Olympic Games since 1924.