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The 15 pages that link to Figure skating spin, each with the reason it gives.

• Angular momentumBroader topic: Pulling the limbs inward reduces rotational inertia and increases spin rate when external torque is small.

• Figure skatingBroader topic: Spin position, speed, and variation distinguish one spin element from another.

• Moment of inertiaBroader topic: A skater can spin faster by drawing mass closer to the rotation axis.

• Figure skating jumpCompared with: Unlike a jump, a spin does not require an airborne phase.

• Figure skating judging systemBroader topic: Spin levels and execution are assessed under the same technical scoring framework.

• Dick ButtonRelated: Spins formed part of the technical repertoire judged alongside the jumps Button advanced.

• Ice skatingBroader topic: Spins require maintaining balance while turning on a small area of blade.

• Figure skating elementBroader topic: Spins test rotation, balance, and position changes without traveling far across the rink.

• Jackson HainesBroader topic: Spins became part of the repertoire of theatrical movements associated with Haines.

• Alexei YagudinRelated: Spins were among the required elements judged alongside Yagudin’s jumps and steps.

• Dorothy HamillNarrower topic: Spins were a visible technical strength in Hamill’s programs.

• Kristi YamaguchiBroader topic: Spins added balance and technical elements alongside Yamaguchi’s jumps.

• History of figure skatingBroader topic: Spin positions and combinations expanded the sport’s technical vocabulary.

• Cecilia ColledgeRelated: Colledge introduced the flying camel spin, adding a dramatic entry to a standard element.

• Yuna KimBroader topic: Her programs paired difficult jumps with controlled spins and varied positions.