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Øvelsesutvalg Synkron 2026-2027

Norway · Norwegian Bokmål and English technical terms · 13 pages

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Øvelsesutvalget Synkron 2026/2027 PROGRAM COMPONENTS FREE SKATING SHORT PROGRAM Composition 2.67 Composition 1.33 Presentation 2.67 Presentation 1.33 Skating Skills 2.67 Skating Skills 1.33 General factor 1.0 General factor 1.0 WARM-UP The first Team of each starting group after the ice resurfacing is granted 2 minutes. For all other Teams in the starting group, each Team must have at least 1 minute before being called to start. They are however allowed to enter the ice for their warm-up once the previous Team has left the ice after their performance. NUMBER OF SKATERS PER TEAM/ALTERNATE SKATERS The Team must notify the Referee and/or the Technical Controller, in case the Team is not composed of the minimum number of skaters required, and there are no alternate skaters. The Team will be permitted to skate with not less than: Senior/Junior: 10 skaters, All other categories: 8 skaters. If the Team does not compete with the minimum number of skaters required, the Technical Panel will determine the level of the element as skated then lower the element one level in I, ME, NHE, SySp, TrE, TE and Pivoting Elements. The Team is not required to have any alternate skaters, but it is recommended to have at least one (1) alternate. The maximum number of alternate skaters permitted for each Team is four (4). The alternate skater(s) may participate in the warm-up, but must leave the ice when the Team is announced to start. An alternate skater may only enter the ice during the program if authorized by the Referee’s Assistant at ice level, i.e., something falls on the ice during the performance, etc. In Norwegian competitions, a Team may use a skater from another Team if something falls on the ice during the program, etc. Once the program has started, no substitution of a Skater will be permitted (if there is no visible reason i.e., injury/equipment failure, etc.). However, registered Team alternates may be substituted if the Team's program is stopped by the Referee due to injury or equipment problems. If a Team substitutes a Skater without the authorization of the Referee first stopping the program, the Team will be disqualified. ERR/UHØ/CI 10.05.2026 Subject to changes after updated published ISU Communications, Well Balanced Program Content, Technical Handbooks and/or Q&A. 12