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Øvelsesutvalg 2026-2027

Norway · Norwegian Bokmål and English technical terms · 17 pages

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23.08.2026 - Øvelsesutvalg 2026-2027 10 Øvelsesutvalg Single 2026-2027 JUNIOR A Women & Men Category/ Program Time SHORT PROGRAM (2:40 min +/- 10 sec) FREE SKATING (3:30 min +/- 10 sec) Content Women: Men: Max 6 jump elements (must include 2A or Triple + Axel type jump) 2A 2A or 3A Max 3 different spins; 2Lz or 3Lz 2Lz or 3Lz - Spin Combination (10) Jump combination (3+2, 2+3, 3+3) Jump combination (3+2, 2+3, 3+3) - Flying spin (6) FCSp (8) FCSp (8) - Choreographic spin, ChSp (3) LSp/SSp (8) CSSp (6+6) ChSq CCoSp (6+6) CCoSp (6+6) StSq StSq No. Elements 7 10 Jump Bonus 10% bonus for the last executed jump element after half time. 10% bonus for the 3 last executed jump elements after half time. Requirements Spins Max Level 4 Deduction Falls 1,0 per fall Warm-up/ No. Skaters 6 min/ 6 skaters Clarifications & Requirements Short Program Jumps - The solo jump can only be the requirerd double or triple jump. - If the same jump is executed as a solo jump and as a part of the jump combination, the repeated jump will not be counted. Step Sequence Level Base: - Fully utilize the ice surface. - 2 difficult turns/steps executed on clean edges. - The twizzle needs to have at least two (2) revolutions to be counted. Free Skating Jumps - Max 2 combo/seq (one combo/seq can contain 3 jumps): - 2 jump combo - 1 jump combo (without Euler (half-loop)) and 1 jump seq - Of all triple and quadruple jumps only two (2) can be executed twice. Of the two repetitions only one (1) can be a quadruple jump. - The same type of jump independent of revolutions can be included not more than three times. Norwegian Jump Requirements: - One jump element must include 2A or a Triple jump. - If the skater only attempts a triple but no Axel type jump, the requirement is not met. The last jump performed will receive an * and No Value. - If there is no Axel type jump and no Triple jump the last two jumps performed will receive an * and No Value. Spins A well balanced Free Skating program for Men & Women (Senior & Junior) must contain max of 3 spins: - Spin combination (flying entry and change of foot is optional) - Flying spin (one position and no change of foot) - Choreographic spin (See page 3, for clarifications) All Spins must be of a different character. Any Spin with the same character (abbreviation) as the one executed before will not be counted (but will occupy a spinning box). ERR/CI/JR/UHØ 23.08.2026 Subject to changes after updated published ISU Communications and/or Technical Panel Handbook.