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2026-27 Singles Test Requirements

United States · English · 8 pages

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2026-27 Singles Test Requirements This chart reflects the rules in place for the 2026-27 season. Underlined changes are in effect for tests taken on or after March 3, 2026. • See rule 6100 for definitions and descriptions. • For all standard, adult and Skate United tests, extra elements may be added without penalty, and two different elements may be reskated, if necessary. • For tests taken using competition protocols, standard program lengths with respect to minimum times will apply. • Candidates must do the minimum and may choose to execute higher jumps if they remain within the well-balanced program requirements. 2026-27 Version 1.0, 02/27/26 JN/AI Level Jump Elements Spins Step Sequences Standard and Skate United Pre-Silver 3:10 maximum and Adult Intermediate 3:10 maximum Six Jump Elements, the minimum must include: ● One single Axel* ● One double jump* ● One two-jump combination including at least one double jump. ● Three additional single-jump elements which may be the same as jumps already performed* Up to three jump combinations or two jump combinations and one jump sequence are permitted. They are limited to two jumps except that one of these may include three jumps. *May be performed as solo jumps, or as part of the permitted jump combinations and jump sequences. No jump element may count for more than one of the jump requirements. Jumps with a higher number of rotations are permitted and may count toward any of the minimum requirements. No jump should be included more than twice. Candidates must do the minimum but may choose to execute higher jumps. Two Spins Spins must have different IJS codes ● One spin combination; with or without change of foot o Min. 8 revs. o Min. 2 revs. in each position o May fly** ● One spin with only one position o Min. 5 revs. o May change feet o May fly** ** One of the two spins MUST have a flying entry. One Step Sequence ● Must fully utilize the ice surface Standard and Skate United Silver 3:40 maximum and Adult Novice 3:10 maximum Six Jump Elements, the minimum must include: ● One single Axel* ● Three different double jumps* ● One two-jump combination including two jumps with at least two rotations. ● One additional single-jump element which may be the same as the jumps already performed* ● Additional jumps may be performed without penalty Up to three jump combinations or two jump combinations and one jump sequence are permitted. They are limited to two jumps except that one of these may include three jumps. *May be performed as solo jumps, or as part of the permitted jump combinations and jump sequences. No jump element may count for more than one of the jump requirements. Jumps with a higher number of rotations are permitted and may count toward any of the minimum requirements. No jump should be included more than twice. Candidates must do the minimum but may choose to execute higher jumps. Three Spins Spins must have different IJS codes ● One spin combination; with or without change of foot o Min. 10 revs. o Min. 2 revs. in each position o May fly ● One flying spin with no change of foot or position o Min. 6 revs. o May fly ● One choreographic spin o Min. 3 consecutive revs. on one or two blades o May change feet one or more times o May fly One Choreographic Sequence ● Must be clearly visible.