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Synchro Assessment Resource Guide

Canada · English · 24 pages

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Synchro Assessment Resource Guide August 2024 Copyright © 2024 Skate Canada 12 Element/Exercise CONTENT STAR 3 Rotating Element Circle Definition of element: A circle is a maneuver that revolves around a common centre. Examples include: - One circle - Two circles - Three circles This element may not exceed three circles. Each circle must contain a minimum of four skaters. This element may contain: - Forward and backward skating - Variety of steps and turns This element may start from skating or a stand still. Performance Example: Starting from skating or a stand still, skaters will join in a circle formation. Using a prescribed set of steps previously taught, the skaters will rotate the circle while maintaining hold. The circle should stay in formation as much possible, while paying attention to equal spacing between skaters. Mandatory Requirements: - Meet the definition of the element - Minimum of 720 degrees of rotation of element (two complete rotations) - Stable throughout (no fall) - More than 50% unison - More than 50% in correct shape