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Communication 191 - Adult Technical Specifications 2026/27

Australia · English · 5 pages

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ISA Communication 191 - Technical Specifications for Adult Singles Pair ID & SID 2026_27 Season Page 2 of 5 Spins: Max 3 spins of a different nature (abbreviation) • One must be a spin combination with or without change of foot. No flying entrance allowed. • One must be a flying spin or spin with a flying entrance with no change of foot. • One must be a choreographic spin – Fixed Base Value For choreographic spin – min 3 consecutive revs on one or two blades Step Sequence: Fully utilising the ice surface.  At least 2 difficult turns or steps must be executed on clean edges for Level Basic.  The twizzle needs to have at least two (2) revolutions to be counted. 3.2 Adult Gold – Single • A Waltz jump will be called as a single Axel downgrade. *See clarification below Jump Combination & Sequence: • An Euler (half-loop) when used in a jump combination or sequence between two listed jumps will be called but will not be considered as a listed jump, and will not be counted in the number of the jumps of the concerned combination or sequence. After the execution of the Euler (half-loop) no change of foot is allowed. An Euler (half-loop) can be executed only once. Spins: Max Level 3 Max 3 spins of a different nature (abbreviation) • One must be a spin combination with change of foot. No flying entrance allowed. • One must be a flying spin or spin with a flying entrance with or without change of foot. • One must be a choreographic spin – Fixed Base Value For choreographic spin – min 3 consecutive revs on one or two blades Step Sequence: Max Level 2 Fully utilising the ice surface.  Must include one skating movement e.g. spiral, bauer etc. If missing no level.  At least 2 difficult turns or steps must be done on clean edges for Level Basic.  The twizzle needs to have at least two (2) revolutions to be counted. Technical Panel will not award body movements or combos of 3 difficult turns or body movement included in combination turns features. 3.3 Adult Silver – Single • A Waltz jump will be called as a single Axel downgrade. *See clarification below Jump Combination & Sequence: • An Euler (half-loop) when used in a jump combination or sequence between two listed jumps will be called but will not be considered as a listed jump, and will not be counted in the number of the jumps of the concerned combination or sequence. After the execution of the Euler (half-loop) no change of foot is allowed. An Euler (half-loop) can be executed only once.