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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 Silver 1, Skate United Silver 1, and Adult Novice 1 Inside Three-Turns/Rocker S Steps The move should be skated across four semi-circles down the long axis of the rink. The first two lobes consist of forward inside and backward inside three-turns and the second half of the move will consist of rocker/S step sequences. Four to five ‘sets’ of each turn per lobe are recommended. The skater will begin with RFI3-LBI3 sets repeated four to five times (depending on rink size). After the last LBI3 the skater should step RFI and begin the second lobe with a LFI3-RBI3 set and repeat in the same manner. To transition to the rocker/S step sequences, the skater should perform LFI C step and change edge to RBO crossing in front. The third lobe begins with a LBI rocker/LFI closed S step set repeated four to five times (depending on rink size). After the last S step and cross front, the skater should step RFI and perform a RFI C step and change edge to LBO cross forward. The fourth lobe consists of RBI rocker/RFI closed S step sets repeated four to five times. Introductory steps are optional. This move SILVER 1 INSIDE 3-TURNS/ROCKER S STEPS may start in either direction. Focus: Power and quickness XF RFI 3 LBI 3 XF RFI 3 start LBI 3 INTRO STEPS ARE OPTIONAL RFI 3 XF LBI 3 RFI 3 LBI 3 XF XF RFI LFI 3 RBI 3 LFI 3 XF RBI 3 LFI 3 RBI 3 XF RBO LFI SSt LBI RK R X B F IO LFI CSt RBI 3 X L F FI 3 XF LBI RK LFI SSt RBO XF LBI RK LFI SSt XF RBO LBI RK LFI SS R t B O LBI RFI CSt LBIO RBI RK RFI SSt XF XF XF LBO RBI RK RFI SSt LBO XF RBI RK RFI SSt LBO R FI SSt RBI RK LBO XF SS-30 2026-27 U.S. Figure Skating Rulebook