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Conditions techniques sport de base et compétitions adultes 2026/2027

Switzerland · French · 8 pages

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2 Spins There must be a maximum of wo (2) spins. The following spins are possible: USp, SSp, CSp, CUSp, CoSp oder CCoSp. A total of one (1) combination with or without change of foot is permitted. One (1) spin must be in one po￾sition with a change of foot or not. CoSp/CCoSp: The 3 basic positions are not required. Both spins are awarded Level A. There must be a maximum of two (2) different spins. The following spins are possible: USp, SSp, CSp, LSp, CCoSp, CoSp, CSSp, CCSp oder CUSp. A total of one (1) combination with or without change of foot is permit￾ted. One (1) spin must be in one position with a change of foot or not. CoSp/CCoSp: The 3 basic positions are not required. Both spins are awarded Level B. There must be a maximum of two (2) spins of a differ￾ent nature (abbreviation), one of which must be a spin combination, and one must be a spin with no change of position. The spin combination with a change of foot must have a minimum of eight (8) revo￾lutions and without a change of foot with a minimum of six (6) revolutions, flying entrance is not allowed. If with change of foot, only one level feature per foot will count. Difficult variation of a non-basic position is not counted as a feature in any spin, this will be ignored by the Technical Panel. The spin in one position with a change of foot must have a minimum of eight (8) revolutions or spin in one position without change of foot must have a minimum of six (6) revolutions, flying entrance is allowed. If with change of foot, only one level feature per foot will count. Steps/Choreographic Se￾quence Girls/boys: There must be a maximum of one (1) Choreographic Sequence. The Choreographic Sequence consists of skating movements to include Arabesque, different spiral positions, Spread Eagles, etc. The Choreographic Sequence also includes different types of turns/steps, etc. There are no requirements as to the pattern. However, the pat￾tern must be clearly visible. Only «no value» if the Choreographic Sequence is barely visi￾ble. The Choreographic Sequence is judged as a ChSqA. Girls/boys: There must be a maximum of one (1) Choreo￾graphic Sequence. The Choreographic Sequence consists of skating movements to include Arabesque, different spiral positions, Spread Eagles, etc. The Choreographic Se￾quence also includes different types of turns/steps, etc. There are no requirements as to the pattern. However, the pattern must be clearly visible. Only «no value» if the Choreographic Sequence is barely visible. The Choreographic Sequence is judged as a ChSqB. There must be a maximum of one (1) step sequence fully utilizing the ice surface and including at least one skating movement such as a spiral, spread eagle, Ina Bauer, hydroblading etc. If the skating movement is missing, no Level will be given. At least 2 difficult turns and steps must be executed on clean edges for Level basic. The twizzle needs to have at least two (2) revolutions to be counted. The Technical Panel will not award Feature 3) Use of body movements for at least 1/3 of the pattern and Feature 4) Two combinations of 3 diffi￾cult turns on different feet, and Feature 5) Body move￾ments included in a combination of 3 difficult turns fea￾ture. Falls 0.5 point for each fall (falls in elements will be called by the Technical Panel but with no deduction(s). 0.5 point for each fall (falls in elements will be called by the Technical Panel but with no deduction(s). 0.5 point for each fall (falls in elements will be called by the Technical Panel but with no deduction(s). Warm up time 4 minutes 4 minutes 4 minutes Program time violation According to ISU Communication No. 2770 According to ISU Communication No. 2770 According to ISU Communication No. 2770 Components • Presentation • Skating Skills • Presentation • Skating Skills • Composition • Presentation • Skating Skills Comp. Faktor 2.0 2.0 Girls: 1.7, Boys: 2.0 Second half bonus jumps 1.0 1.0 1.0 Bonus points No bonus points No bonus points No bonus points Remarque – Basic Novice (sans test Swiss Ice Skating Filles et Garçons): L’organisateur peut adapter les éléments de sauts selon l’état des tests étoiles, p.ex. «sans 1F et 1Lz». Le nombre des combinaisons de sauts / suites de sauts doit être suivi.