Tiffany Chin Net Worth

Tiffany Chin net worth is
$1.1 Million

Tiffany Chin Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

Audrey Tiffany Chin (born October 3, 1967) is an American figure skater. She grew up in San Diego, California. She won the 1981 World Junior Figure Skating Championships. At the 1984 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, she finished second overall after winning both the short and long programs, and qualified for the 1984 United States Winter Olympic team. At Sarajevo Chin began the competition by placing 12th in the compulsory figures but rallied to place second in the short program and third in the long program for a fourth place finish overall. She began the next Olympic quadrennium with a victory at the 1985 U.S. Championships, where despite a fall in the short program and a conservative long program, she finished first in all three phases of the competition.At the 1985 World Championships, Chin was in a strong position to contend for the title after placing second in both the compulsory figures and the short program. However, in her free skate, she popped her triple Salchow into a single and fell on her final double axel, finishing third in the free program and third overall behind Katarina Witt and Kira Ivanova. After the event, Chin's mother, Marjorie, pulled her off the ice for eight months, citing the need to address a muscle imbalance in her hips and legs. After undergoing a course of traditional medicine and chiropractic treatments, Chin began to relearn her skating technique under a new coach, Don Laws. She entered the 1986 U.S. Championships as an underdog and finished third overall behind Debi Thomas and Caryn Kadavy. Chin qualified for the World Championships in Geneva, where she placed fourth in the compulsories and tied for second in the short program to enter the long program in third place. A fourth-place finish in the long program with one clean triple jump, several double axels, and good choreography and style, was enough to give her the bronze medal overall behind Thomas and Witt.In the fall of 1986, Chin returned to Nicks as her coach and switched again to Carroll prior to the 1987 U.S. Figure Skating Championships. At that event she was in third place after the compulsory figures and short program, but was unable to complete a triple jump in her long program and dropped to fourth overall, failing to qualify for the World Championships for the first time since her U.S. senior national debut in 1982. In fall 1987 she retired from Olympic-eligible skating and toured professionally. She also competed occasionally in professional events, finishing fourth at the 1987 Nutrasweet World Professional Figure Skating Championships and second at the 1990 U.S. Open behind Elizabeth Manley. She later attended university at UCLA, graduating with a BA in English.Chin continued to remain involved in figure skating by becoming a coach. Many of her students have qualified for Junior Nationals, Pacific Coast Sectionals, the US Figure Skating Nationals, and various international competitions, including, but not limited to, Beatrisa Liang, Melanie

Net Worth	$1.1 Million
Date Of Birth	1967-10-03
Height	1.6
Profession	Actress
Nicknames	Tiffany Chin, Chin, Tiffany

#	Fact
1	1984 Olympic Freestyle Medalist. Second in technical program, third in freestyle program, fourth overall.
2	Professional Figure Skater
3	4 time World Team Member, 1983 - 1986.
4	1985 United States Ladies National Figure Skating Champion
5	1985 and 1986 World Bronze Medalist
6	Tiffany attended UCLA where she majored in English Literature. While at UCLA Tiffany also decided to give something back to the sport she loves so much, and began to teach figure skating. She currently teaches at the Easy Street Arena in Simi Valley, California.

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Christmas Angel: A Story on Ice	1998	TV Movie	Marionette
Fairy Tales on Ice: Alice Through the Looking Glass	1996	Video	Rose

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
Gershwin on Ice	2001	Video	Herself
Holiday Skating Spectacular	2000	TV Movie	Herself
A Tribute to George and Ira Gershwin: A Memory of All That	1998	TV Special	Herself