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Additional standards recovered; incorporated rules may still apply
Prerequisite: previous level in pathway unless an explicit alternative or cross-credit applies
Assessment: complete program to music
Passing: whole-test pass/fail considering GOE and components; noncompensable -5 limits
Where: state association test session or approved electronic route
Elementary singles: required programme content
Prerequisite: Preliminary Singles Technical and Preliminary Pattern Skills, or granted overseas recognition.
Programme length: 2 minutes, with 10 seconds tolerance either way.
At most four jump elements. A single Axel is mandatory.
Up to two jump combinations, or one combination and one sequence. Each contains two jumps; the sequence's second jump is an Axel entered directly from the first jump's landing curve.
At most two spins of different abbreviations. Include a combination with at least two basic positions: 8 revolutions with change of foot or 6 without; no flying entry.
The other spin keeps one position: at least 4 revolutions, with or without change of foot; flying entry permitted.
One step sequence using the full ice surface. No downgraded jump; GOE −5 on any element prevents a pass.
By-Law 222 extracted; general assessment rules also apply.
