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By-Laws Section 2 Tests Part B - Single Skating

Australia · English · 5 pages

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SECTION 2 - TESTS (PART B – SINGLE SKATING) Ice Skating Australia By-Laws Amended: October 2025 Page 2 of 5 By-Law 222 ELEMENTARY SINGLES TECHNICAL TEST Candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Preliminary Singles Technical Test and the Preliminary Pattern Skills Test, OR • Had overseas equivalency granted. A free skating program, 2 minutes (+/- 10 secs) duration performed to music of the candidate’s choice. The following elements must be included: a) A maximum of four (4) jump elements b) Single Axel Jump - mandatory c) There may be up to two (2) jump combinations or one (1) jump combination and one (1) jump sequence. Jump combinations and the jump sequence consist of two (2) jumps. In the jump sequence the second jump must be an Axel type jump with a direct step from the landing curve of the first jump into the take-off curve of the Axel jump. d) There must be a maximum of two Spins of a different nature (abbreviation). i) One of which must be a spin combination with a minimum of two (2) different basic positions with change of foot (min 8 revs) or without change of foot (min 6 revs), NO flying entry permitted. ii) One spin with no change of position can be executed with a change of foot (min 4 revs) or without change of foot (min 4 rev), May commence with a fly. e) One (1) Step Sequence fully utilising the ice surface. Jumps No jump is to receive the equivalent of a downgrade from the intended number of revolutions. Pass Mark: (Refer By-Law 220.2(iii)) A pass cannot be awarded if any element has a GOE of -5.