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Tots 1

Aussie Skate

One-foot balance

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 1-2

Tots 3

Aussie Skate

Forward one-foot glide

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 1-2

Aussie Skate 1

Aussie Skate

One-foot glide

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 1-2

Aussie Skate 3

Aussie Skate

Forward one-foot glides

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 1-2

Aussie Skate 6

Aussie Skate

Backward one-foot glide

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 1-2

Free Skate 1B

Aussie Skate

One-foot spin

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · p. 3

Pairs Skating 1

Aussie Skate

One-foot spin side by side

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 5

Adult 2

Aussie Skate

Forward one-foot glides

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 8-9

Adult 2

Aussie Skate

Backward one-foot glides

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 8-9

Adult Free Skating 1

Aussie Skate

One-foot spin

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · pp. 8-9

Pre-CanSkate

CanSkate

MAKE SNOW

• The skater stands with feet shoulder-width apart, perpendicular to the direction of movement. The skater then bends their knees/ ankles and slides one foot or both feet outward applying enough pressure to shave the ice (make snow), then brings their feet back together in a controlled manner.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 1

Pre-CanSkate

CanSkate

360° MARCH

• The skater must transfer their weight from one foot to the other while rotating on the spot (stationary). Train both directions. Skaters only need to perform one direction for the standard. Note: This is not marching around a circle.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 1

Stage 2

CanSkate

FORWARD TWO- FOOT TO ONE- FOOT GLIDE

• From forward skating, the skater initiates a glide on two feet for a minimum of one second and then transfers their weight to one foot and continues to maintain the glide for a minimum of one second. The glide may be performed on a straight line or curve. This skill must be performed on both feet. Example: Forward skating, two-foot glide into at right forward glide, forward skating, two-foot glide into a left forward glide. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 2

Stage 2

CanSkate

FORWARD ONE-FOOT GLIDE WITH SPEED

• From forward skating, the skater gains as much speed as they can and initiate a glide on one foot. This skill must be trained on both feet. The glide may be performed on a straight line or curve. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 3

Stage 3

CanSkate

FORWARD STATIONARY BLADE PUSH

• From a standstill position, the skater places their feet in a T, V or L position (does not have to be precise). The skater applies pressure to the back foot and pushes off using the side of the blade. The skater then transfers their weight to the skating foot and maintains a one foot glide. The free foot should be held close to the skating leg. This skill must be trained on both feet. The glide is permitted to be performed on a straight line or a curve.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 3

Stage 3

CanSkate

WALKING CROSSCUTS

• From a standstill position the skaters stands with feet parallel, placed perpendicular to desired direction of travel. The skater transfers their weight onto one foot and crosses the other foot over to be placed on the ice. From the crossed position, the skater picks up the foot that is under and places it back to the starting position. Repeat. This skill must be trained in both directions to allow each foot the opportunity to be crossed. It is accepted and expected for the skater to hold the crossed position to ensure balance and control are achieved.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 4

Stage 3

CanSkate

FORWARD TWO-FOOT TO ONE-FOOT CURVE GLIDE

• From forward skating on a curve, the skater initiates a glide on two feet and then transfers their weight to one foot and continues to maintain the glide for a minimum of two seconds. This skill must be performed on both feet, in both directions, clockwise and counterclockwise, to allow the introduction of both inside and outside edges on each foot. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 4

Stage 4

CanSkate

FORWARD INSIDE GIANT SLALOM

• From forward skating, the skater enters a course of pylons set in a staggered line with the pylons approximately 2.5 metres apart. As the skater approaches each pylon, they will pick up their inside foot and lean towards pylon to create a one-foot curve. Once the curve is complete, they proceed to the next pylon using forward skating and repeat on the opposite foot. As skater becomes proficient at this skill there will be fewer steps between the pylons. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 4

Stage 4

CanSkate

FORWARD OUTSIDE GIANT SLALOM

• From forward skating, the skater enters a course of pylons set in a staggered line with the pylons approximately 2.5 metres apart. As the skater approaches each pylon, they will pick up their outside foot and lean towards pylon to create a one-foot curve. Once the curve is complete, they proceed to the next pylon using forward skating and repeat on the opposite foot. As skater becomes proficient at this skill there will be fewer steps between the pylons. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 4

Stage 4

CanSkate

FORWARD SPIRAL

• From forward skating, the skater initiates a glide on two feet to establish balance. The skater shifts their weight onto one foot and lifts the other foot up and back, extending the leg. The upper body leans forward so that the torso is parallel to the ice while free leg extends up to hip level or higher (90°position). Spirals at 85 degrees (slightly lower than hip level) will be permitted. This skill may be done on a straight line or curve. This skill must be trained on both feet.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 5

Stage 5

CanSkate

FORWARD INSIDE EDGES

• Using the description identified in Stage 3 Stationary T, V, L push, the skater pushes onto a curve to hold a glide on an inside edge for half a circle. The skater repeats this action on the other foot. A line or pylons may be used for reference. Emphasis is placed on the blade pushes and balancing on one foot with the free foot close to the skating leg. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 5

Stage 5

CanSkate

FORWARD ONE- FOOT SLALOM

• Using the description identified in Stage 2 Forward two-foot slalom, the skater will perform this skill on one foot. The skater will be executing change of edges through the slalom. Arms used freely to aid in upper body twist action. Small step downs during the skill are permitted. This skill must be trained on both feet.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 6

Stage 6

CanSkate

FORWARD OUTSIDE EDGES

• Using the description identified in Stage 3 Stationary T, V, L push, the skater pushes onto a curve to hold a glide on an outside edge for half a circle. The skater repeats this action on the other foot. A line or pylons may be used for reference. Emphasis is placed on the blade pushes and balancing on one foot with the free foot close to the skating leg. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 7

Stage 6

CanSkate

FORWARD ONE- FOOT SLALOM

• • Perform a minimum of 4 change of edges/lobes/ curves on one foot

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 7

Stage 6

CanSkate

FORWARD ONE- FOOT SIT GLIDE

• From forward skating, the skater may glide on two feet to establish balance before shifting their weight onto one foot and to extend the other leg/foot to the front. Bending the skating knee and ankle, the skater leans forward and lowers into a sit position. The skater can rise from the sit position using two feet or one foot and exit with forward skating. Train on both feet.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 7

Stage 6

CanSkate

*FORWARD PERIMETER SKATING WITH STOPS

• Using the description identified above, the skater adds a stop at each blue, red or goal line. Skater must demonstrate a variety of stops during their one lap. The different types of stop include but are not limited to, snowplow, two-foot side, one-foot side, backward stop on two feet or one foot, etc. Train in both directions.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 8

Stage 1

CanSkate

SNOW SLIDE STEPS

• Placing the feet shoulder-width apart, perpendicular to direction of movement, the skater will move sideways by making snow with the advancing foot. The skater bends their knees/ankles to start. One foot remains in place (stationary) while the advancing foot slides laterally applying enough downward pressure to shave the ice. Once the advancing foot has travelled as far as it can go, the weight is transferred to this foot to allow the skater to pick up the stationary foot and return to the starting position. Repeat.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 9

Stage 2

CanSkate

BACKWARD TWO-FOOT TO ONE-FOOT GLIDE

• From backward skating, the skater initiates a glide on two feet and then transfers their weight to one foot and continues the glide. The glide may be performed on a straight line or curve. As this is an introduction skill, the glides are expected to be initiated and not sustained. This skill must be performed on both feet. Example: Backward skating, two-foot glide into at right backward glide, backward skating, two-foot glide into a left backward glide. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 10

Stage 2

CanSkate

BACKWARD PUSH/ GLIDE SEQUENCE

• The skater skates backward using a push/glide sequence (L/R/L/R/ L/R) consisting of c-pushes to perform backward skating. The skater may keep both feet on the ice or lift off one foot from time to time. One-foot or two-foot glides between pushes is acceptable and expected. Arms may be used freely to increase coordination and rhythm.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 10

Stage 3

CanSkate

BACKWARD TWO-FOOT TO ONE-FOOT GLIDE

• From backward skating, the skater initiates a glide on two feet for a minimum of one second and then transfers their weight to one foot and continues to maintain the glide for a minimum of one second. The glide may be performed on a straight line or curve. This skill must be performed on both feet. Example: Backward skating, two-foot glide into at right backward glide, backward skating, two-foot glide into a left backward glide. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 10

Stage 3

CanSkate

BACKWARD ONE-FOOT GLIDE WITH SPEED

• From backward skating, the skater gains as much speed as they can and initiate a glide on one foot. This skill must be trained on both feet. The glide may be performed on a straight line or curve. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 11

Stage 4

CanSkate

BACKWARD CIRCLE THRUSTS OR PUMPS

• Thrusts: From backward skating on a circle, the skater initiates a glide on two feet no wider than shoulder-width apart. Using the side of the blade, the skater applies pressure to the inside edge of the outside foot and pushes outwards and forwards, maintaining weight on inside foot, and lifts the foot off the ice. The skater holds this glide for approximately one second before returning to a two- foot glide position. Repeat. Emphasis is on the “bend/push” action. Pumps: Using the description above, the skater performs the push keeping both feet on the ice. Instead of holding the one foot glide, the skater will continue to repeat. Emphasis is on the “bend/push” action. Both the backward circle thrust, and pump are initiated from a backward “c” push. Coaches have the option to teach one or both methods as both are considered progressions for backward crosscuts.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 11

Stage 4

CanSkate

BACKWARD ONE- FOOT GLIDE WITH CURVE

• From backward skating on a circle or curve, the skater gains as much speed as they can and initiate a glide on one foot. This skill must be trained on both feet. This skill must be trained on both feet in each direction, clockwise and counterclockwise, to introduce all four backward edges. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 12

Stage 4

CanSkate

SUSTAINED FORWARD ONE-FOOT GLIDE

• From forward skating, the skater gains as much speed as possible as they approach the blue line. At the blue line the skater glides on one foot and maintains their glide to the next blue line. This skill must be trained on both feet. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 12

Stage 5

CanSkate

BACKWARD INSIDE GIANT SLALOM

• From backward skating, the skater enters a course of pylons set in a staggered line with the pylons approximately 2.5 metres apart. As the skater approaches each pylon, they will pick up their inside foot and lean towards pylon to create a one-foot curve. Once the curve is complete, they proceed to the next pylon using backward skating and repeat on the opposite foot. As skater becomes proficient at this skill there will be fewer steps between the pylons. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 13

Stage 6

CanSkate

FORWARD ONE- FOOT SIDE STOP

• Using the description from Stage 5 Two-foot parallel stop, the skater performs this skill with one foot by picking up the foot closes to the direction of rotation. Example: If the skater is stopping to the left, the left foot comes off the ice producing a right foot stop with the inside edge. Train in each direction. Stopping with the outside edge is acceptable but not expected.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 13

Stage 6

CanSkate

BACKWARD OUTSIDE GIANT SLALOM

• From backward skating, the skater enters a course of pylons set in a staggered line with the pylons approximately 2.5 metres apart. As the skater approaches each pylon, they will pick up their inside foot and lean towards pylon to create a one-foot curve. Once the curve is complete, they proceed to the next pylon using backward skating and repeat on the opposite foot. As skater becomes proficient at this skill there will be fewer steps between the pylons. Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 14

Stage 6

CanSkate

BACKWARD ONE-FOOT SPIN OR

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 14

Stage 4

CanSkate

FORWARD ONE-FOOT TURN

• Like the two-foot turn action described in Stage 2, the skater will perform this skill starting from a stationary position and on one foot. This skill must be trained on both feet in both directions, ensuring the skater is exposed to all four forward turns: • Right forward outside turn • Left forward outside turn • Right forward inside turn • Left forward inside turn Ideally, the free foot should be held close to the skating leg for increased balance.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 17

Stage 5

CanSkate

FORWARD ONE-FOOT TURN

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 18

Stage 5

CanSkate

FORWARD TO BACKWARD ONE-FOOT JUMP

• Using the same description as Stage 4 Forward to backward jump, two-feet, the skater will perform this skill on one foot. This skill must be trained on both feet and both edges

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 18

Stage 5

CanSkate

FORWARD POWER JUMP

• From forward skating, the skater swings one leg forward while applying pressure downward on the skating foot to propel the skater into the air. The leg that swung forward returns to land under the body and quickly transfers the weight to the opposite foot to perform a forward glide exit. Skaters may land on the toe pick or the flat of the blade before pushing onto the forward glide. Train both feet.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 18

Stage 5

CanSkate

ONE-FOOT SPIN

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 19

Stage 5

CanSkate

ALTERNATING FOOT SPIN

• The skater initiates a two foot or one-foot spin. While maintaining reasonable balance, the skater picks up or rotates on one foot before changing to the other foot. This action is repeated until the end of the spin. Travelling is acceptable. The number of revolutions on each foot is not important as this skill is a progression to more advanced spins.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 19

Stage 6

CanSkate

BACKWARD TOE- ASSISTED JUMP

• From backward skating, the skater initiates a one foot glide on a straight line or curve. Extending the free leg back, the toe pick is firmly planted into ice to act as a lever. The skater pulls backward onto the toe and transfers their weight to push off the ice. The skater jumps up vertically with no rotation and lands on the same or opposite foot. Skater may choose both take-off and landing foot.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2021-04; current-linked 2026-09-04 · p. 20

STAR 2

STAR Skills

Two-foot to one-foot multi turns

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2024-08; current-linked 2026-09-04 · STAR 2 descriptions and mandatory requirements; see also CA-001 Skills Assessments

STAR 10

STAR Skills

One-foot turn sequence

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2024-08; current-linked 2026-09-04 · STAR 10 descriptions and mandatory requirements; see also CA-001 Skills Assessments

ET1

Elementtitestit

One-foot combination spin, all 3 basic positions, minimum 6 total revolutions (CoSp)

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: High for ISU codes; Medium-High for prose. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

from 2024-06-01 · pp. 1-2, ET1 (all stated genders)

SM-noviisit

Pair element qualification

CoSp1: one-foot combination spin, all 3 basic positions, minimum 6 revolutions

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: High for ISU codes; Medium-High for prose. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

from 2024/25 · p. 2, Pariluistelun elementtitestivaatimukset

Patin national 1

One-foot upright spin, at least 4 revolutions.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for PN1–10 in the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook, not independently reviewed. Unresolved named positions stay in French. Original instructions and shared club-test rules also apply. Two attempts are allowed for the listed jump and spin sections. Only one of the listed turns is requested by the judge, announced or drawn.

Patin national 2

One-foot backward-outside upright spin, at least 3 revolutions.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for PN1–10 in the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook, not independently reviewed. Unresolved named positions stay in French. Original instructions and shared club-test rules also apply. Two attempts are allowed for the jump, combination and spin sections. Only one listed turn is requested, announced or drawn by the judge.

Grenat

Left forward-inside three-turn; one crossover / one backward chassé around the curve; swing from one foot to the other on backward-outside edges, free leg to the side.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook. Not independently reviewed. Original French remains below; named movements without an established glossary remain in French. Lists preserve combinations and choices, not new equivalencies. Grenat exercise sequence; consult the handbook's common adult-test rules.

Grenat

One crossover / one backward chassé around the curve; 2–4 backward one-foot godille lobes, half the diagonal on each foot.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook. Not independently reviewed. Original French remains below; named movements without an established glossary remain in French. Lists preserve combinations and choices, not new equivalencies. Grenat exercise sequence; consult the handbook's common adult-test rules.

Grenat

One crossover / one forward chassé to the right around the curve; 2–4 forward one-foot godille lobes, half the diagonal on each foot.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook. Not independently reviewed. Original French remains below; named movements without an established glossary remain in French. Lists preserve combinations and choices, not new equivalencies. Grenat exercise sequence; consult the handbook's common adult-test rules.

Grenat

One-foot spin, 3 revolutions.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook. Not independently reviewed. Original French remains below; named movements without an established glossary remain in French. Lists preserve combinations and choices, not new equivalencies. Grenat exercise sequence; consult the handbook's common adult-test rules.

Grenat

Backward stop, skidding with one foot.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook. Not independently reviewed. Original French remains below; named movements without an established glossary remain in French. Lists preserve combinations and choices, not new equivalencies. Grenat exercise sequence; consult the handbook's common adult-test rules.

Saphir

Upright crossed-leg spin on one foot, 3 revolutions.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English reading aid for the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook. Not independently reviewed. Original French remains below; named movements without an established glossary remain in French. Lists preserve combinations and choices, not new equivalencies. Saphir programme: maximum 1 minute 40 seconds.

Emeraude

One-foot sit OR camel spin, 3 revolutions.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Working English reading aid for the 21 August 2026 CSNPA handbook. Not independently reviewed. Original French remains below; named movements without an established glossary remain in French. Lists preserve combinations and choices, not new equivalencies. Emeraude programme: maximum 1 minute 40 seconds.

5ème lame

4.1 Trois en dehors sur 1 pied ,départ à l’arrêt et carre de sortie maintenue; dans un sens puis dans l’autre. · One outside three-turn on one foot, starting from a standstill and holding the exit edge, in both directions

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original French and working English, not independently reviewed; full assessment criteria on the level page.

6ème lame

3.Attitude en carre (Sur un pied, aigle, fente INA...). · A held position on an edge, such as a one-foot position, spread eagle or Ina Bauer

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Original French and working English, not independently reviewed; full assessment criteria on the level page.

6ème lame

4. Pirouette de 2 tours minimum sur un pied. · One-foot spin of at least two revolutions

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original French and working English, not independently reviewed; full assessment criteria on the level page.

7ème lame

5. Pirouette solo de 3 rotations sur 1 pied avec sortie sur 1 pied. · Solo one-foot spin of three revolutions, exiting on one foot

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original French and working English, not independently reviewed; full assessment criteria on the level page.

8ème lame

3. Exécution d’un Mohawk ouvert en dedans avec sortie glissée sur 1 pied puis sur l’autre. · An open inside Mohawk with a gliding exit, performed on one foot and then the other

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original French and working English, not independently reviewed; full assessment criteria on the level page.

8ème lame

5.Pirouette debout démarrée en dehors arrière avec 2 rotations minimum sur 1 pied. · Upright spin starting on a backward outside edge, at least two revolutions on one foot

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original French and working English, not independently reviewed; full assessment criteria on the level page.

Figure skater

1.Slalom auf einem Bein um 6 Pylonen („Hütchen“) L+R · One-foot slalom around 6 cones, left and right.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original German with working English, not independently reviewed. Technical codes remain unexpanded.

Figure skater

4.Chassée-Laufschritt vorwärts (2x*Ch –1x*LS) mit spiralförmigem Auslauf auf einem Bein va L+R · Forward chasse-skating-step sequence (2x Ch - 1x LS), with a spiral-shaped one-foot exit glide, coded va, left and right.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original German with working English, not independently reviewed. Technical codes remain unexpanded.

Figure skater

5.Chassee-Laufschritt rückwärts(2x*Ch –1x*LS) mit spiralenförmigem Auslauf auf einem Bein ra L+R · Backward chasse-skating-step sequence (2x Ch - 1x LS), with a spiral-shaped one-foot exit glide, coded ra, left and right.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original German with working English, not independently reviewed. Technical codes remain unexpanded.

Figure skater (advanced preliminary)

7.Bremsen einbeinig auf allen vier Kanten im Kreis · One-foot stopping on all four edges on a circle.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original German with working English, not independently reviewed. Technical codes remain unexpanded.

Skills 2

EXERCISE 2 - ONE FOOT SLALOM

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Navigation to a full exercise/section, not an atomic requirement. Federation-linked guidance for changes effective 1 October 2026. Upcoming on the 14 September 2026 source-check date; not a claim that these options already apply.

Skate UK 3

4. FORWARD OUTSIDE AND INSIDE EDGES, ONE-FOOT GLIDES, ON A CURVE (both directions)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Exercise name; adapted criteria remain separate.

Skills 2

National Skills Tests

One-foot slalom

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current through 2026-09-30; additive alternatives effective 2026-10-01 · exercise/section 2

Grade 3

Set pattern: forward one-foot snaking; starting foot drawn.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English, not independently reviewed. Required-elements table effective 1 October 2026, not the separate free programme; read transition and general rules.

Grade 3

Set pattern: backward one-foot snaking, on the opposite foot from the forward task.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Working English, not independently reviewed. Required-elements table effective 1 October 2026, not the separate free programme; read transition and general rules.

3級

フィギュア・スケート バッジテスト

back outside/inside changes, bracket sequence, forward/back one-foot snaking

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: High. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2024-10-01 · singles table, 3級

Elementary Badge

Forward one-foot glides in a straight line.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Teaching progression only, explicitly NOT assessed in this badge.

Elementary Badge

Forward one foot glides on a curve.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Assessed KiwiSkate skill, 2026 rules. Read the full badge section for shared conditions.

Basic Badge

Forward one foot glide on a curve (with foot passing).

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Teaching progression only, explicitly NOT assessed in this badge.

Basic Badge

Backward one-foot glide.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Teaching progression only, explicitly NOT assessed in this badge.

Novice 1 Badge

Backward one-foot glides on a curve with lift.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Teaching progression only, explicitly NOT assessed in this badge.

Novice 1 Badge

Backward one-foot glides around a circle.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Assessed KiwiSkate skill, 2026 rules. Read the full badge section for shared conditions.

Advanced Badge

One-foot slalom (forwards and backwards).

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Teaching progression only, explicitly NOT assessed in this badge.

Free Skating 1 Badge

One Foot Spin (3 revolutions with correct entry).

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Assessed KiwiSkate skill, 2026 rules. Read the full badge section for shared conditions.

Elementary Badge

KiwiSkate

Forward one foot glides on a curve.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · p. 1

Novice 1 Badge

KiwiSkate

Backward one-foot glides around a circle.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · p. 2

Free Skating 1 Badge

KiwiSkate

One Foot Spin (3 revolutions with correct entry).

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current at 2026-09-04 · p. 4

Skating School Mark

Glide at least 15 metres on one foot, in a position of your choice.

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Voluntary skating-school badge, checked against the federation page. Working English, not independently reviewed.

Skolemerket i bronse

Skolemerket i bronse

One-foot glide

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Medium-High. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current page accessed 2026-09-04 · Skolemerket i bronse

Skøyteskolemerket

Skøyteskolemerket

One-foot glide

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Medium-High. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current page accessed 2026-09-04 · Skøyteskolemerket

Test 3

Aspirantnivå Test 1-3

One-foot spin

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Translation: Medium-High. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

current page accessed 2026-09-04 · Test 3

Leo badge 2

Stillastående korsa över en fot i båda riktningarna · Cross one foot over from a standstill, both directions.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Leo badge 3

Stå på ett ben i 4 sek, båda benen, frifoten vid hälen · Balance four seconds on each leg, free foot by the heel.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Leo badge 4

Tupp framåt i 4 sek, visas på båda benen · Forward one-foot glide for four seconds on each leg.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Leo badge 5

En piruett en fot 2-3 varv, ej korrekt ingång · One-foot spin, 2–3 revolutions; correct entry not required.

Restriction or exception in this wording. Read the complete clause; a match does not mean it is required.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Leo badge 6

Flygplan på rak linje i 2-4 sek på höger och vänster ben, friben höfthöjd · Straight-line spiral for 2–4 seconds on each leg, free leg at hip height.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Leo badge 6

Tupp bakåt 4 sek, båda benen · Backward one-foot glide, four seconds on each leg.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Leo badge 7

Landningsposition bakåt 2-4 sek, båda benen · Backward landing-position glide for 2–4 seconds on each leg.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Leo badge 8

Piruett på ett ben 2-3 varv med rätt ingång · One-foot spin, 2–3 revolutions with correct entry.

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Original Swedish with an unreviewed working English translation.

Basic 2

Forward one-foot glides (R and L)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Basic 3

Beginning backward one-foot glides — focus on balance

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Basic 4

Backward one-foot glides (R and L)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Basic 6

Beginning one-foot spin, optional free leg and entry position (2-4 revolutions)

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Snowplow Sam 3

Forward one-foot glide, one time skater’s height (R and L)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Snowplow Sam 4

Advanced one-foot glide, two times skater’s height

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Adult 2

Forward one-foot glides (R and L)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Adult 3

Forward stroking with proper blade use (begin with repetitive one-foot pushes)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Adult 4

Backward one-foot glides (R and L)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Adult 6

Two-foot spin into one-foot spin (USp)

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Pre-Free Skate

One-foot upright spin (USp), optional entry and free-foot position (minimum three revolutions)

Choice or permission in this wording. Not every listed element is necessarily required.

Curriculum chart edition unverified.

Pre-Gold

Partnered Free Dance tests

One-foot turns sequence

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2026-06-01 · pp. 1-7; Pre-Gold row

Gold

Partnered Free Dance tests

One-foot turns sequence

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2026-06-01 · pp. 1-7; Gold row

Pre-Gold

Solo Free Dance tests

One-foot turns sequence

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2026-07-01 · pp. 1-5; Pre-Gold row

Gold

Solo Free Dance tests

One-foot turns sequence

Recorded element mention. Read the linked test for its complete obligation and conditions.

Translation: Not applicable. Working translations may be unreviewed. Evidence gaps and source conditions remain applicable.

2026-07-01 · pp. 1-5; Gold row