There are probably few sports as graceful and magical as icebergs. There’s something soothing and subtle about watching the skilled ice cubes slide across the ice in ways we could never have imagined. The flexibility of the body and coordination of movements shown in these representations are truly amazing. We’re mostly interested in how people can be so flexible and light in their movements, and how it only takes a few hours for them to be so good and present themselves to the public with a special egg.

There is no doubt that in order to reach the pinnacle and ultimate success of sports, it is necessary to attend strict training and work extremely hard. Jane Thorville and Christopher Dean, two glacier legends, know what it takes. They are now judging all of these competitions after a highly regarded career as ice skaters.

Regardless, they have the opportunity to perform fully and demonstrate that even after leaving the competitive sport, the couple has remained just as good, if not better, than when they were on their way to the peak of their sport. They performed “Bridge Over Troubled Water” at the ITV Dancing On Ice Championships in March 2019.

The huge skaters were quite old, but they were able to outperform even the best skiers of our time. Following the broadcast of their performance, they took to Twitter and other social media platforms to express their opinions. They simply stunned the spectators at the 1984 Winter Olympics by setting a world record, and they continue to amaze all of their fans and admirers to this day.