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Skills Assessment Resource Guide, STAR 1-Gold

Canada · English · 65 pages

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Skills Assessment Resource Guide August 2024 Copyright © 2024 Skate Canada 38 STAR 8 Element/Exercise CONTENT STAR 8 Forward Rocker – Three￾Turn Sequence Backward Rocker – Three￾Turn Sequence Forward Rocker – Three-Turn Sequence Definition: A forward rocker turn executed as per the definition of a rocker followed by a backward three-turn as per the definition of a three-turn. Backward Rocker – Three-Turn Sequence Definition: A backward rocker turn executed as per the definition of a rocker followed by a forward three-turn as per the definition of a three-turn. Performance Example: Starting from forward skating, a glide, or a standstill, the skater will step onto a FO edge to perform a FO rocker. The skater will then use the check position on the exit of the rocker to prepare and perform a BO three-turn. Using the exit edge of the last turn (FI), the skater will step onto the opposite lobe to perform a FI rocker. Using the check position on the exit edge of the rocker, the skater will prepare and execute a BI three-turn. The skater must demonstrate a minimum two second glide entering and exiting each turn. Repeat on the opposite foot. Repeat exercise backwards on both feet. Skaters may perform sequences in any order. Mandatory Requirements: Three of four Rocker – three-turn sequences (for each direction): - meet the definition of the turn - demonstrate a two second entry and exit edge for each turn. The exit edge of the first turn may count as the entry edge of the second turn. Forward Counter – Bracket Sequence Backward Counter – Bracket Sequence Forward Counter – Bracket Sequence Definition: A forward counter performed as per the counter definition followed by a backward bracket performed as per the bracket definition. Backward Counter – Bracket Sequence Definition: A backward counter performed as per the counter definition followed by a forward bracket performed as per the bracket definition. Performance Example: Starting from forward skating, a glide, or a standstill, the skater will step onto a FO edge to perform a forward outside counter. The skater will then use the check position on the exit of the counter to prepare and perform a BO bracket. Using the exit edge of the last turn (FI), the skater will prepare to step on the opposite lobe onto a FI edge to perform a forward inside counter. Using the check position on the exit edge of the counter, the skater will prepare and execute a BI bracket. The skater must demonstrate a minimum two second glide entering and exiting each turn. Repeat on the opposite foot. Repeat exercise backwards on both feet. Mandatory Requirements: Three of four Counter – Bracket Sequences (for each direction): - meet the definition of the turn - demonstrate a two second entry and exit edge for each turn. The exit edge of the first turn may count as the entry edge of the second turn.