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Conditions techniques sport de base et compétitions adultes 2026/2027

Switzerland · French · 8 pages

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3 Catégorie compétition Sport de masse II: Inter Argent Basic et Inter Argent ré￾ussi avant le 1.7.2019, Filles et Garçons (max. Level 3) Sport de masse III a): Argent Basic, Argent Advanced réussi et Argent réussi avant le 1.9.2024, Filles et Garçons (max. Level 3) Sport de masse III b): Argent Basic et Argent réussi avant le 1.9.2024, Femmes et Hommes Sport de masse IV: Inter Or Basic, Inter Or réussi avant le 1.7.2018 et Or réussi avant le 1.9.2024, Femmes et Hommes Minimal test require￾ments Inter Argent Basic Argent Basic Argent Basic Inter Or Basic Applied rules ISU Advanced Novice (ISU Communication No. 2770 ISU Advanced Novice (ISU Communication No. 2770 ISU Juniors ((Sports Rules Single & Pair Skating and Ice Dance 2026) ISU Seniors (Sports Rules Single & Pair Skating and Ice Dance 2026) Duration of the pro￾grams 3.00 min. +/- 10 sec. 3.00 min. +/- 10 sec. 3.30 min. +/- 10 sec. 4.00 min. +/- 10 Sec. Falls / Program time vio￾lation According to ISU (0.5/fall) (falls in elements will be called by the Tech￾nical Panel but with no deduction(s). According to ISU (0.5/fall) (falls in elements will be called by the Tech￾nical Panel but with no deduction(s). According to ISU According to ISU Components • Composition • Presentation • Skating Skills • Composition • Presentation • Skating Skills • Composition • Presentation • Skating Skills • Composition • Presentation • Skating Skills Warm up time 5 minutes 5 minutes 6 minutes 6 minutes Comp. Faktor Girls: 2.13, Boys: 2.40 Girls: 2.13, Boys: 2.40 Women: 2.67, Men: 3.33 Women: 2.67, Men: 3.33 Second half bonus (jumps). Only the three last jumping passes are subject to this bonus rule 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.1 Bonus points New: In the Free Skating skaters can earn bonus points when performing all types of jumps (6 dif￾ferent types of jumps) independent of revolutions based on the well-balanced program require￾ments. To be eligible for bonus points, all differ￾ent types of jumps must be valid, e.g. not be identified by the Technical Panel as invalid ele￾ment (*). The bonus points will be two (2) points. The computer automatically identifies the differ￾ent abbreviations in the list of elements, and the Technical Panel confirms the bonus with the au￾thorization of elements. New: In the Free Skating skaters can earn bonus points when performing all types of jumps (6 differ￾ent types of jumps) independent of revolutions based on the well-balanced program require￾ments. To be eligible for bonus points, all different types of jumps must be valid, e.g. not be identified by the Technical Panel as invalid element (*). The bonus points will be two (2) points. The computer automatically identifies the different abbreviations in the list of elements, and the Technical Panel confirms the bonus with the authorization of ele￾ments.