Cameron Claire,
figure skating coach, choreographer, and performerCameron Claire is a non-binary figure skating coach, choreographer, and performer based in the Twin Cities, Minnesota. They grew up training and competing within the United States Figure Skating Association, as well as the Ice Sports Industry, the recreation-focused governing body. From 2009-2011, they were on Team Braemar Synchronized Skating Team and competed as a member of Team USA at the Junior level. As a member of Team Braemar, Cameron was the 2010 Junior National Champion, and the 2011 Junior World Bronze Medalist. They have passed two of the USFS Senior Gold tests, Moves in the Field and Solo Free Dance.
Cameron attended the University of Minnesota--Twin Cities, and was a member of the Hockey Cheerleading Team 2011-2014. In 2013, they began working as a figure skating coach teaching group lessons, private lessons, hockey edge skills, performance ensemble teams, and synchronized skating, to skaters of all ages and skill levels.They have performed with the American Ice Theatre-Minneapolis/St. Paul Professional Company since its formation in 2019, and have been an Assistant Director since Fall 2022. Cameron was the 2022 champion of the choreography competition Young Artists Showcase, was featured at the 2022 American Contemporary Skating Festival, and was the guest artist of The Next Ice Age's 2022 Fall Residency & Presentation. Their choreography has been described as absurdist, emotional, intentional, and whimsical.