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Freeskate Assessment Resource Guide

Canada · English · 56 pages

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Freeskate Assessment Resource Guide July 2026 Copyright © 2026 Skate Canada 36 Consistent Criteria The criteria Position for spins and Landing for jumps are assessed using a consistent standard that is applied to all levels. Assessment Process – Freeskate Elements Determining the Assessment of an Element Each element has three criteria that will be rated Bronze, Silver or Gold. Each element will need to establish an overall assessment based on the criteria rating. Skaters will need to achieve two of three criteria at Silver or better to receive a passing assessment for that element. When determining the assessment of an element, evaluators and coach assessors must also consider two important requirements: • Bolded Criteria* • Mandatory Requirements Note: any element that does not match the description is not eligible for assessment and must receive a BRONZE rating. Bolded Criteria: For each element there is one criterion that is bolded and asterisked (*). This indicates that this criterion is mandatory. If a criterion is indicated as mandatory, the overall rating for this element may not exceed the bolded criteria’s rating. Element Type Bolded Criterion Jump Execution* Spins Execution*