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Freeskate Assessment Resource Guide

Canada · English · 56 pages

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Freeskate Assessment Resource Guide July 2026 Copyright © 2026 Skate Canada 22 Freeskate Programs Content The following outlines the content of Freeskate Programs. Definitions are found at the end of this resource. FREESKATE PROGRAMS Description: A routine set to music that includes jumps, spins and other technical requirements as identified for the level in the current Competition Program Requirements - STAR. Other aspects of this program are also required, including strong skating skills, the ability to demonstrate a variety of transitions between elements and interpretation of the character and rhythm of music. Well Balanced Program Content: Each level has identified jump, spin and other technical elements that must be included in the program. The specific details for each level are located on the front of the Freeskate Program assessment sheet. Content Requirement: Each level has identified elements that must be assessed at Silver or better. The specific elements for each level are located on the front of the Freeskate Program assessment sheet. All elements must meet their respective mandatory requirements to be eligible for assessment. If any are not met (except under-rotation for one double jump for STAR 6) it will result in an automatic Bronze assessment. Mandatory Requirements Jumps: - Be fully rotated (lacking ¼ rotation or less) - Have correct take-off - Be successfully landed Mandatory Requirements Spins: - Definition of basic position(s) achieved - Establish a centre - Each spin must have the minimum number of revolutions identified - Be stable throughout Mandatory Requirements for Spiral, Step or Choreographic Sequence: - Meet the definition of the required element *Definitions are located at the end of this resource. Program Components Requirement: Each level has identified Program Component criteria that are expected to be performed at Silver or better. The specific details for each level are located on the front of the Freeskate Program assessment sheet. The Content Requirement and Program Components Requirement must be met for the overall assessment to be successful.