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Skills Assessment Resource Guide, STAR 1-Gold

Canada · English · 65 pages

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Skills Assessment Resource Guide August 2024 Copyright © 2024 Skate Canada 18 - demonstrate two second entry and exit edge Element/Exercise CONTENT STAR 2 2-Foot to 1-Foot Multi Turns Definition: Eight turns performed in sets of two in a straight-line pattern. From backwards skating, all turns are performed in pairs with the second turn rotating in the opposite direction of the first turn. The first two sets of turns are performed on two feet. The last two sets of turns are performed on one foot starting with a BI edge. Performance Example: Starting from backwards skating, the skater will initiate the first set of turns by rotating the body in one direction and allowing the lower body to release and then turn back in the opposite direction (similar to a hip-twist action). This will be repeated in the opposite direction. The sequence continues with the same pattern of movement on one foot with the first turn initiating on a BI edge. Mandatory Requirements: - meet the definition of the element - 75% of the turns complete Forward Outside Turn Sequence Definition: A simple turn sequence consisting of a FO three-turn followed by a backward crosscut performed on the same lobe. The sequence is then repeated on the opposite lobe on the opposite foot. To complete this element, a minimum of 4 sequences must be performed. Performance Example: Starting from a standstill or forward skating the skater will execute a FO three-turn, backward crosscut on one lobe and then change lobes to execute a FO three-turn, backwards crosscut on the opposite lobe. The skater will repeat this sequence to perform a total of two RFO three-turns and two LFO three-turns. The skater may start the exercise on their foot of choice. Mandatory Requirements: - meet the definition of the element - stable throughout (no fall)