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Aussie Skate Curriculum

Australia · English · 10 pages

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Level Elements Competition Requirements Basic Forward Outside consecutive edges Basic Forward Inside consecutive edges Forward Outside Spirals (R & L, app 3 sec) Forward attitude (R & L) Lunge (L & R) Rink Stroking (forward and backward, 2 laps) Backward Outside Pivot Optional: Forward and Backward crossovers if rink stroking not possible. 1 foot spin (3 revs, correct entry and exit) Waltz jump from back crossover entry Ballet jump (L & R) Mazurka (R or L) Basic forward change of edge (in figure 8) Forward inside spiral (L & R, app 3 sec) Spread eagle (L & R) Waltz 3’s (3 sequences) Back inside Pivot (1-2 revs without stopping) Forward cross leg spin (3 revs) Back outside pivot (1-2 revs without stopping) Salchow Jump Half Flip Jump Half Lutz Jump Basic back outside consecutive edges Basic back inside executive edges Back outside spiral (L & R, app 3 sec) Back outside 3 turns (L & R) Back inside 3 turns (L & R) Back spin - cross leg position (3 revs) Sit Spin (3 revs) Toe Loop Jump Forward power 3’s (3 each foot) Advanced forward stroking (fig 8) Forward outside rolls (4-6) Back inside spirals (app 3 sec) 5 step mohawk pattern Advanced backward stroking (fig 8) Inside Ina Bauers Camel spin (3 revs) Change of foot upright spin (3 revs each foot - foot crossed on each spin) Loop jump Waltz jump / loop jump combination Flip jump or Lutz jump To compete in Free Skate 3 skaters must have completed both Free Skate 3A and 3B Free Skate 4A Free Skate 4B To compete in Free Skate 4 skaters must have completed both Free Skate 4A and 4B The first part of each level focuses on skating skills and moves which apply to all skating. If a skater completes Part A of a free skate level they should receive a badge for passing that test and have the opportunity to move onto the next level. The will not be able to undertake Part B of any level unless they have completed Part B of the previous level. Skaters will not be able to compete in a freeskating program in an Aussie Skate competition unless they have pass Part B of that Free Skate level. Free Skate 3B Free Skate 3A AUSSIE SKATETM - BRIDGING PROGRAM - Free Skating To compete in Free Skate 1 skaters must have completed both Free Skate 1A and 1B To compete in Free Skate 2 skaters must have completed both Free Skate 2A and 2B Free Skate 1A Free Skate 1B Free Skate 2A Free Skate 2B Aussie Skate Curriculum Updated January 2026