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2026/27 US skating skills rules and diagrams

United States · English · 50 pages

2026/27 rulebook, live federation-linked copy captured 14 September 2026; selected skating skills chapters. Original-language text is shown as extracted. An original-page image is provided for diagram-only pages and the British skills guides. Extracted table text can lose column alignment; check the original before interpreting a table.

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2026/27 US skating skills rules and diagrams original page 251
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Standard Preliminary 3 and Skate United Preliminary 3 Forward Power Three-Turns The skater will perform forward outside three-turns to a balance position followed by a backward crossover. Three to six sets of three-turns will be skated depending on the length of the ice surface. Skaters may begin this move with either right or left foot three-turns. On the second length of the rink, the three-turns will be skated on the opposite foot. Introductory steps and backward crossovers around the end of the rink are optional. Focus: Power x: 0.3914 PRELIMINARY 3 FORWARD POWER 3-TURNS y: 7.125 start INTRO STEPS ARE OPTIONAL LFO3 LBI * XF RBO RBI LBI XF LBO * RBI RFO3 LFO3 LBI * RBI RBO XF cntr.: x: 2.125, y: 3.75 XF LBO LBI dim.: w - 3.4671, h - 6.75 * pctg. from original pdf: 101% RBI RFO3 pctg. from original pdf: 112-113% LFO3 stroke notation: Helvetica LT Std/Condensed 7.5 pt. LBI stroke weight: 1 pt. * RBI RBO XF XF LBO LBI * RBI RFO3 *denotes wide power push and a two-foot transition OPTIONAL END PATTERN y: 0.375 x: 3.8585 2026-27 U.S. Figure Skating Rulebook SS-9