Dundee's Natasha McKay says sacrifices are worth it as she looks to defend her back-to-back British figure skating titles and make her Olympic dreams come true.
In the men's event, local favourite Peter Hallam has been runner-up for the past three years and will be looking to go one better in the absence of reigning champion Phillip Harris.
Hallam will face a tough challenge from Graham Newberry, who became British champion two years ago as an 18-year-old.
The women's event has been won by Natasha McKay for the past two years, but 2015 winner Karly Robertson, who has also been runner-up eight times, will be looking to secure her second title.
Zoe Jones and Chris Boyadji are favourites for the Pairs title, having won it for the past three years.
The favourites in the ice dancing are Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson, who competed for GB at this year's World Championships in Milan.
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BBC coverage
All times are GMT unless stated
Friday 30 November
12:30-19:00, Finals - Part 1, BBC Connected TV and online
Saturday 1 December
12:00-18:00, Finals - Part 2, BBC Connected TV and online
What is it?
British Figure Skating Championships 2018
The British Figure Skating Championships 2018 are being held in Sheffield from 26 November - 1 December. Skaters compete for medals in four disciplines: men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating and ice dancing.
Senior, junior and novice levels of competition will take place at IceSheffield.
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Get Inspired: How to get into ice skating
If you're a beginner you can check out the National Ice Skating Association which has all the information on getting started in speed skating or in figure skating.
There's an emphasis on quick foot movement and supple knees, so you'll also improve your flexibility.
The focus on lower-body movement will help build leg muscles.
Concentration is key, so ice skating can be mentally stimulating.
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There's an emphasis on quick foot movement and supple knees, so you'll also improve your flexibility.
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The focus on lower-body movement will help build leg muscles.
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Concentration is key, so ice skating can be mentally stimulating.
Video caption: Meet the 'Ice King' - from Saudi ArabiaMeet the 'Ice King' - from Saudi Arabia
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In the men's event, local favourite Peter Hallam has been runner-up for the past three years and will be looking to go one better in the absence of reigning champion Phillip Harris.
Hallam will face a tough challenge from Graham Newberry, who became British champion two years ago as an 18-year-old.
The women's event has been won by Natasha McKay for the past two years, but 2015 winner Karly Robertson, who has also been runner-up eight times, will be looking to secure her second title.
Zoe Jones and Chris Boyadji are favourites for the Pairs title, having won it for the past three years.
The favourites in the ice dancing are Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson, who competed for GB at this year's World Championships in Milan.
BBC coverage
All times are GMT unless stated
Friday 30 November
12:30-19:00, Finals - Part 1, BBC Connected TV and online
Saturday 1 December
12:00-18:00, Finals - Part 2, BBC Connected TV and online
What is it?
British Figure Skating Championships 2018
The British Figure Skating Championships 2018 are being held in Sheffield from 26 November - 1 December. Skaters compete for medals in four disciplines: men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating and ice dancing.
Senior, junior and novice levels of competition will take place at IceSheffield.
Get Inspired: How to get into ice skating
If you're a beginner you can check out the National Ice Skating Association which has all the information on getting started in speed skating or in figure skating.
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