Dylan Moscovitch

Dylan Moscovitch is a retired Canadian pair figure skater known for his contributions to the sport both nationally and internationally. Moscovitch represented Canada in figure skating for 18 years, earning the title of Canadian champion and an Olympic silver medal in the team event at the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, where he partnered with Kirsten Moore-Towers. With Moore-Towers, Moscovitch also secured a Four Continents silver medal and a Canadian national championship.

After his partnership with Moore-Towers concluded, Moscovitch teamed up with Liubov Ilyushechkina. Together, they became Four Continents bronze medalists, earned multiple Grand Prix series bronze medals, and were three-time Canadian national medalists. The pair achieved a top-six finish at the World Championships, establishing themselves as Canada's leading pair at the event. Moscovitch's career included six appearances at the World Championships, highlighting his consistency and presence in elite figure skating.

Following his retirement from competitive skating, Moscovitch shifted his focus to wellness, mental health, and high-performance coaching. He has explored meditation, yoga, breathwork, indigenous medicines, and holistic approaches to mental health, integrating these practices into his work as a mentor, coach, course creator, retreat facilitator, and speaker. Moscovitch supports individuals in personal development, emphasizing the importance of self-exploration and resilience.

Outside of competition, Moscovitch has maintained a public profile through media and entertainment. He co-hosted "That Figure Skating Show," appeared in the Netflix series "Spinning Out," and contributed to the television series "Heated Rivalry." Moscovitch has also served as a host and commentator for CBC Sports, including coverage of the Olympics and World Figure Skating events. In addition to his work in figure skating and broadcasting, Moscovitch is a practitioner and instructor of Krav Maga, demonstrating his commitment to discipline and personal growth. Drawing on his experiences as an Olympic athlete, Moscovitch provides guidance on mindset, performance, and overcoming challenges, with a focus on the mental aspects of high achievement in sports and life.