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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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Standard Pre-Bronze 1 and Skate United Pre-Bronze 1 Forward and Backward Perimeter Power Stroking The skater will perform four alternating forward crossovers separated by strong forward inside edge transitions. The end pattern consists of two forward crossovers followed by a LFO open stroke; then a RFI open C step followed by one or two backward crossovers. All end pattern steps should be performed with an even cadence except the LFO open stroke, which should be held for two counts. The second side of the pattern resumes with four backward crossovers separated by two-foot transitions, also known as a power push. Skaters should take care to perform the transitions on two solid inside edges. The second end pattern consists of three to five backward crossovers. Introductory steps are optional. Forward focus: Power and extension Backward focus: Power and edge quality PRE-BRZ 1 FORWARD & BACKWARD PERIMETER POWER XOVER STROKING LBI XF RBO XF RBO LBI XF RBO LBI LBI start XF INTRO STEPS ARE OPTIONAL RBO LFO LBI RFI RBI XF * LFI LBO RFO RBI LFI * LBI XF RFI RBO LFO LBI RFI RBI LFI XF * LBO RFO RBI * LFI LBI RFI XF RBO *denotes wide power push and a two-foot transition LFO LBI RFI XF RBO LFO OpCSt RFI LBI LFO RFI 2026-27 U.S. Figure Skating Rulebook SS-13