15 Figure Skating Jumps, Spins, and Other Moves, Explained

A toe loop — the third jump in the video above — is generally considered the easiest jump to execute in figure skating. The skater enters the jump on a back outside edge, uses their opposite foot's toe pick to assist on the takeoff, and then lands on the same back outside edge after rotating in the air. Because it's the simplest jump, it's also the most common one to add as the second jump in a combination, as Nathan Chen did here.