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Skills Assessment Resource Guide, STAR 1-Gold

Canada · English · 65 pages

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Skills Assessment Resource Guide August 2024 Copyright © 2024 Skate Canada 24 Element/Exercise CONTENT STAR 4 Forward Double Threes Definition: A series of two three-turns on the same lobe initiated by a forward one-foot glide. All four forward entries must be performed (RFO, LFO, RFI, LFI). Performance Example: Starting from a standstill, a glide or steps, the skater may choose their foot and starting edge. The skater will perform a forward three-turn followed by a backward three-turn on the same lobe. The skater may or may not return to a standstill position for the subsequent turns. As all turns in isolation must demonstrate a two second entry and exit edge, please note the exit edge of the first turn is also considered the entry edge of the second turn. Therefore, the edge between the turns will be two seconds in length. Mandatory Requirements: Three of four forward double threes: - meet the definition of the turn - demonstrate two second entry and exit edge Forward Brackets Backward Brackets Definition: A series of four brackets performed in any order per direction. All four forward turns and backward turns must be performed: - Forward brackets: RFO, LFO, RFI, LFI - Backward brackets: RBO, LBO, RBI, LBI Performance Example: Starting from a standstill, a glide or prescribed steps, the skater may choose foot and starting edge as they perform all four forward brackets or all four backward brackets. The skater may or may not return to a standstill position for the subsequent turns. Mandatory Requirements: Three of four brackets (per direction): - meet the definition of the turn - demonstrate two second entry and exit edge