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Exercise list available; standard unaided criteria not yet verified
Prerequisite: previous level in pathway unless an explicit alternative or cross-credit applies
Assessment: coach/judge curriculum assessment
Passing: curriculum completion
Where: licensed delivery site
Fundamentals 7: exercises
These are the exercise-column entries in the supplied British Ice Skating dispensation guide. The adapted and assisted criteria are shown separately below. Standard unaided passing criteria and the effective date remain unverified.
1. FORWARD OUTSIDE 3- TURN WITH CONTROL, EQUAL ENTRY & EXIT EDGE PLUS BACKWARD CROSSOVER (on circle)
Standard assessment: Unaided passing criteria have not been verified. The provisions below are adaptations, not the standard test.
Skate UK - Dispensation - Fundamentals 1–8, page 9. Effective date unverified.
Adapted and assisted criteria
Dispensation A: adapted skill, independently Skaters should be able to execute an understanding of this exercise in either direction. Reduced speed/flow is acceptable
Dispensation B: full skill, with assistance Skaters should be able execute this exercise with control and flow throughout in both directions
Dispensation C: adapted skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to execute an understanding of this exercise in either direction. Reduced speed/flow is acceptable
2. FORWARD OUTSIDE CONTINUOUS EDGES
Standard assessment: Unaided passing criteria have not been verified. The provisions below are adaptations, not the standard test.
Skate UK - Dispensation - Fundamentals 1–8, page 9. Effective date unverified.
Adapted and assisted criteria
Dispensation A: adapted skill, independently Skaters should be able to demonstrate a understanding of this exercise with a minimum of 2 continuous curves/lobes. Reduced size and shape is acceptable
Dispensation B: full skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to execute a minimum of 4 continuous curves/lobes with control
Dispensation C: adapted skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to demonstrate a understanding of this exercise with a minimum of 2 continuous curves/lobes. Reduced size and shape is acceptable
3. FORWARD INSIDE CONTINUOUS EDGES
Standard assessment: Unaided passing criteria have not been verified. The provisions below are adaptations, not the standard test.
Skate UK - Dispensation - Fundamentals 1–8, page 9. Effective date unverified.
Adapted and assisted criteria
Dispensation A: adapted skill, independently Skaters should be able to demonstrate a understanding of this exercise with a minimum of 2 continuous curves/lobes. Reduced size and shape is acceptable
Dispensation B: full skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to execute a minimum of 4 continuous curves/lobes with control
Dispensation C: adapted skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to demonstrate a understanding of this exercise with a minimum of 2 continuous curves/lobes. Reduced size and shape is acceptable
4. FORWARD INSIDE MOHAWK WITH CONTROL & EQUAL ENTRY & EXIT EDGE
Standard assessment: Unaided passing criteria have not been verified. The provisions below are adaptations, not the standard test.
Skate UK - Dispensation - Fundamentals 1–8, page 9. Effective date unverified.
Adapted and assisted criteria
Dispensation A: adapted skill, independently Skaters should be able to execute an understanding of the forward inside mohawk in either direction. Reduced speed/flow is acceptable
Dispensation B: full skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to execute the mohawk with control and equal entry/exit edges in both directions
Dispensation C: adapted skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to execute an understanding of the forward inside mohawk in either direction. Reduced speed/flow is acceptable
Standard assessment: Unaided passing criteria have not been verified. The provisions below are adaptations, not the standard test.
Skate UK - Dispensation - Fundamentals 1–8, page 9. Effective date unverified.
Adapted and assisted criteria
Dispensation A: adapted skill, independently Skaters should be able to execute an understanding of this exercise with additional steps if required between the two skills. Reduced speed/flow is acceptable
Dispensation B: full skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to execute the two skills combined in a seamless manner
Dispensation C: adapted skill, with assistance Skaters should be able to execute an understanding of this exercise with additional steps if required between the two skills. Reduced speed/flow is acceptable
Dispensation context and assistance
The guide describes A as approximately 50% adaptation, attempted unaided; B as the full skill aided by a skating aid or another person; and C as flexibility to perform an adapted skill aided. These are dispensation provisions, not automatic alternatives in a standard test.
It states that assistants must be over 16 and at least a trainee Level 1 assistant coach. Parent, guardian or carer assistance may require a skating competency assessment under the rink’s risk assessment and insurance arrangements.
Source: Skate UK - Dispensation - Fundamentals 1–8, page 9. No effective date established from this PDF.
