Axel Fourth

Axel Fourth is a term associated with a specific level of competition in the sport of figure skating. It refers to a jump that consists of four rotations in the air, performed by a skater during their routine. To complete this jump successfully, the athlete must take off from a backward outside edge and land on a backward outside edge. The Axel Fourth is a highly difficult and technical move that showcases a skater's skill, strength, and control. It is a key element in competitive figure skating, often contributing significantly to a performer’s overall score.