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- Reverse rotational lift
- A pair or dance lift in which the lifter rotates in one direction, then switches and rotates in the other direction, while traveling across the ice.
- Rittberger
- Another term for the loop jump.
- Rocker turn
- A one-foot turn on the same edge but results in a change of lobe with the rotation inside the original lobe.
- Roll
- In ice dancing, a forward or backward edge that is either short or long. Can be a swing roll or a cross roll.
- Rotation lift
- A pair or dance lift in which the lifter rotates in one direction while traveling across the ice.
- Rotational jump
- A jump done for the purpose of rotating in the air. All jumps which count as elements under the ISU Judging System are rotational jumps. Positional jumps count as transitions.
- Russian split
- A split jump in which the skater performs a straddle position with the legs and the body forming a "v" shape. Many also touch their toes.
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