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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
Senior Gold singles: national requirements
Prerequisite: Junior Singles Technical and Junior Pattern Skills, or granted overseas recognition.
Seven elements in any order. Duration follows ISU Rule 502. Men's elements follow the Senior Short Program in Rule 611.
Women's jumps: double or triple Axel; another double or triple jump different from the Axel; and a double-double, double-triple or triple-triple combination. At least one of the three jump elements must be triple.
Women's flying spin: at least 8 revolutions; no foot or position change; landing position differs from the one-position spin.
Women's one-position spin: layback, side-leaning, sit or camel; at least 8 revolutions; no flying entry or foot change.
Women's combination spin: at least two basic positions, exactly one foot change, at least 6 revolutions per foot, no flying entry.
Women's step sequence uses the full ice surface. Combination jumps must differ from the solo jump.
A pass is excluded by more than one GOE −5 element or more than two elements at GOE −3 or lower.
Women's national elements extracted. Men's incorporated ISU elements and programme duration require version-specific resolution.
