Artistic roller skating is much more than a sport: it is discipline, it is art, and it is passion expressed with every spin and choreography. This December, that essence will find its meeting point in Buenos Aires, as the Argentine capital transforms into the global epicenter of sporting excellence and training. There, World Skate will launch its 2025 International Artistic Seminar and Camp, a unique event designed to nurture both instructors and skaters, creating an experience that goes beyond technique.

From December 1 to 13, the Parque Olímpico de la Juventud will open its doors to athletes, coaches, judges, and technical specialists from around the world. What is at stake is not just sports skills, but the opportunity to raise standards, share knowledge, and create a legacy of collective growth. This event not only strengthens artistic skating but also places South America at the center of a global conversation on training, inclusion, and sporting development.

A seminar to strengthen the foundations of artistic skating

The International Seminar, held from December 5 to 7, is designed for the backbone of the sport: judges, technicians, and coaches. Its purpose is clear: to ensure that the technical infrastructure of artistic skating matches the talent of the athletes. Through a multilingual approach —with translation in English, Spanish, and Italian—, World Skate demonstrates its commitment to accessibility and equity in elite education, breaking barriers and opening opportunities for all.

In addition, the seminar will offer exams that allow national federations to expand their capabilities, certifying new international judges and offering promotions to technical specialists in key disciplines such as Free Skating, Dance, Pairs, Precision, and Show. Each certification not only represents a title but also the opportunity to transform sports realities in different countries, providing tools that multiply impact across entire communities.

A camp that trains athletes with a vision for the future

The International Artistic Camp will open in two stages: first, from December 1 to 4 with free skating sessions for individuals and pairs; then, from December 8 to 13 with a dance program that segments participants by age and level, from Minis to Seniors. This approach ensures adapted learning, where each athlete receives the attention and tools needed to grow, not just as a skater but as a person.

The facilities of the Parque Olímpico de la Juventud, with world-class amenities, will be the perfect setting for intensive training guided by internationally renowned coaches. Each session will be an opportunity to inspire, learn, and take artistic skating toward a more inclusive, creative, and competitive future. With registrations open from August 22 to November 14, 2025, the invitation is clear: joining this event means becoming part of a community that sees sport as a vehicle for transformation and a bridge between cultures.