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2026 Rules and Regulations - 700 Section KiwiSkate

New Zealand · English · 7 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 700-2 5) Half snow plough stops (both feet). 6) Forward pumping around circle. BASIC BADGE Teaching Progression Ideas 1) Forward skating: four counts per glide, half snow plough stop. 2) Forward one foot glide on a curve (with foot passing). 3) Backward one-foot glide. 4) Walk on toes and heels. 5) Backward pumping around a circle (outside and inside). 6) Two-foot jump on the spot. Skills for Assessment 1) Two-foot turns on curve (forward to backward). 2) Forward crossovers on a circle. 3) Backwards half snow plough (both feet). 4) Backward skating using alternating “C” pushes with lift. 5) Forward inside edges. NOVICE 1 BADGE Teaching Progression Ideas 1) Forward Russian stroking (can be done as a figure of eight if space is limited). 2) Two foot spin from spiralling edge. 3) Drag. 4) Backward two-foot snowplough stop. 5) Side Hops. 6) Backward crossovers. 7) Backward one-foot glides on a curve with lift. 8) Forward pivot with toe in ice. Skills for Assessment 1) Forward outside edges. 2) Forward outside three turns. 3) Back inside Mohawks. 4) Backward one-foot glides around a circle. 5) BO to FO Mohawks. NOVICE 2 BADGE Teaching Progression Ideas 1) Backward C pushes on a curve with foot in front (outside and inside) and passing behind. 2) Two foot jump forwards to backwards. 3) Forward spiral. 4) Inside spread eagle. 5) Cross rolls. 6) Forward and backward two-foot slalom. 7) Backward pivot with toe in ice. Skills for Assessment 1) Forward inside Mohawk. 2) Forward spiral on a curve. 3) Forward inside three turns. 4) Forward and backward crossovers (two counts per glide). 5) Forward two foot parallel side stop (left and right). 6) Back outside edges. ADVANCED BADGE Teaching Progression 1) Backward two-foot turn on a curve. 2) One-foot slalom (forwards and backwards). 3) Ballet hops/quick starts. 4) Pivot turn/two-foot bracket turn. 5) Marching spin.