Ice-Skating Siblings Perform “Nothing Else Matters” Routine

Any form of art takes a lot of skill and talent to put on a good performance.

Sophisticated Art

Ice skating does not only require balance, but someone’s got to possess top-notch movement, grace, confidence, and strength in order to pull off jaw-dropping performances.

Not Always An Art

When someone put on ice skates in Scandinavia for the first time, it wasn’t to perform on ice but to tread across rivers and lakes during the wintertime.

The First Ice Skates

Early ice skates were made of sharp animal bones and were made basically to facilitate activities during winters.

Contemporary Ice Skating

Ice skating has changed a lot since the early days. It even has produced some fascinating sports.

Meet The Brown Siblings

Oona and Gage Brown are some of the most graceful ice skaters we’ve ever seen.

How They Started

“We were introduced to skating in 2009, our older sister started taking lessons and we were inspired to start soon after,” said Gage.

Hard Work And Dedication

The siblings said, “We wake up at 5 am and skate from 6-9. We then do our school work and eat lunch before getting back on the ice from 1-3. This is followed by an hour of off ice training followed by some running.”

Astonishing Performance

Their performance of “Nothing Else Matters” has been earning praise because not only is their talent admirable, but even the videography of their performance is one-of-a-kind.

Watch the Browns’ on-ice performance of “Nothing Else Matters” in the video below.

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