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Conditions techniques sport de base et compétitions adultes 2026/2027

Switzerland · French · 8 pages

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1 Conditions techniques pour les concours de base et compétitions adultes, valable à partir du 1 er juillet 2026 (les catégories pour les adultes seront mis à jour en juillet/août, dès que les changements de l’ISU pour la saison 2026/2027 seront publiés) En principe, les directives de jugement de l’ISU s’appliquent pour les juges, le juge-arbitre et le panel technique – sauf si les exceptions sont explicitement mentionnées (catégories Basic Novice (sans test Swiss Ice Skating) et Basic Novice (Inter-Bronze réussi) Sont valables les dispositions du règlement des test de libre lors des compétitions de sport de masse où les tests de libre SIS peuvent être validés. Pour une meilleure lisibilité, le masculin générique est utilisé dans ce règlement. Catégorie compétition Basic Novice (sans test Swiss Ice Skating) Filles et Garçons Basic Novice (Inter-Bronze réussi) Filles et Garçons Sport de masse I: ISU Intermediate Novice Bronze réussi, Filles et Garçons avec «Level Features» selon ISU , Communication no. 2770 max. Level 2 Applied rules Sans test Swiss Ice Skating Inter-Bronze ISU Intermediate Novice (ISU Communication no 2770) Duration of the programs 2.00 min. +/- 10 sec. 2.30 min. +/- 10 sec. 2.30 min. +/- 10 sec. Jumps Max. of 4 jump elements. There may be up to two (2) jump combinations or one (1) jump combination without using the Euler (half-loop) and one (1) jump sequence. Jump combi￾nations and the jump sequence consist of only two (2) jumps. In the jump sequence the second jump must be an Axel type jump with a direct step from the landing curve of the first jump into the take-off curve of the Axel jump. One full revolution on the ice between the jumps (free foot can touch the ice, but without weight transfer) keeps the element in the frame of the definition of a jump sequence. Jumps ex￾ecuted in a jump sequence receive their full value. No repe￾tition rule in this category. A single Axel and/or any double jump are not permitted. An Euler (half-loop) when used in a jump combination or se￾quence between two listed jumps will be called but not con￾sidered as a listed jump and will not be counted in the num￾ber of the jumps of the concerned jump combination or se￾quence. After the Euler (half-loop) no change of foot is al￾lowed. An Euler (half-loop) can only be executed once in the free skate program. Definition of a jump sequence, please see page 3. The Walz jump is permitted and is judged as a single “listed” jump. Max. of 5 jump elements. There may be up to two (2) jump combinations or one (1) jump combination without using the Euler (half-loop) and one (1) jump sequence. Jump combinations and the jump sequence consist of only two (2) jumps. In the jump sequence the second jump must be an Axel type jump with a direct step from the landing curve of the first jump into the take-off curve of the Axel jump. One full revolution on the ice between the jumps (free foot can touch the ice, but without weight transfer) keeps the element in the frame of the definition of a jump sequence. Jumps executed in a jump sequence receive their full value. Only one single jump and one double jump can be repeated once. An Euler (half-loop) when used in a jump combination or sequence between two listed jumps will be called but not considered as a listed jump and will not be counted in the number of the jumps of the concerned jump com￾bination or sequence. After the Euler (half-loop) no change of foot is allowed. An Euler (half-loop) can only be executed once in the free skate program. Definition of a jump sequence, please see page 3. The Walz jump is permitted and is judged as a single “listed” jump. Max.of 5 jump elements one of which must be an Axel type jump. There may be up to two (2) jump combina￾tions or one (1) jump combination without using the Euler (half-loop) and one (1) jump sequence. Jump combinations and the jump sequence consist of only two (2) jumps. In the jump sequence the second jump must be an Axel type jump with a direct step from the landing curve of the first jump into the take-off curve of the Axel jump. One full revolution on the ice between the jumps (free foot can touch the ice, but without weight transfer) keeps the element in the frame of the definition of a jump sequence. Jumps executed in a jump sequence receive their full value. No triple jump is allowed. Only one single jump and one double jump (including Double Axel) can be repeated once. An Euler (half-loop) when used in a jump combination or sequence between two listed jumps will be called but not considered as a listed jump and will not be counted in the number of the jumps of the concerned jump combination or sequence. After the Euler (half￾loop) no change of foot is allowed. An Euler (half-loop) can only be executed once in the free skate program.