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Generic Criteria Singles 2026/2027

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 23 pages

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18 British Ice Skating is the trading name of National Ice Skating Association of the United Kingdom Limited (02677064) National 6 Free Program Entry Requirements A minimum of Skills 6 or equivalent and National 5 Technical Elements and Program Components Split of Competition by age If there are too many entries the competition can be split by age. The age split must be: Skaters who have not reached the age of 16 before 1st July 2026 and skaters who are 16 or over on 1st July 2026. If there are still too many skaters in each section, the age split can be broken down further within each group. Program Length Girls and Boys 3 Minutes (+/- 10 seconds) Warm Up Length 5 Minutes Requirements Girls and Boys Skaters should perform a well-balanced programme with linking steps, consisting of: A maximum of 5 jump elements • one of which must be an Axeltype jump. • up to two (2) jump combinations or one (1) jump combination (without using the Euler) and one (1)jump sequence. One jump combination or jump sequence can consist of up to three (3) jumps, the other up to two (2) jumps. • only two triple jumps can be repeated eitherin a jump combination or jump sequence. • no quadruple jumps are allowed. • any single, double (including Double Axel) or triple jump cannot be executed more than twice in total. The same type of jump independent of revolutions can be included not more than three times in the Free Skating program. • The same type of jump independent of revolutions can be included not more than two times in the Free Skating program. A maximum of two (2) spins of a different nature (abbreviation). • one spin must be a spin combination with a change of foot which must have a minimum of eight (8) revolutions, a flying entrance is not allowed. • one spin must be a flying camel spin without change of foot which must have a minimum of six (6) revolutions, (for season 2026/27). There must be one Choreographic Sequence consisting of atleasttwo different skating movements. Bonus In the Free Skating Program, a maximum of three (3) bonus points can be achieved: one (1) bonus point for one (1) Double Axel and one (1) bonus point each for any two (2) different triple jumps Variety jump bonus of 2.0 will be added e as per Paragraph 2.4 of ISU Communication 2770