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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 38 All elements must meet the definition of the element. If the element executed does not meet this definition (e.g. spin with less than three revolutions,) it does not meet the mandatory requirements and it will receive an automatic Bronze rating. It is possible for an element to have the necessary criteria ratings that would receive a passing assessment for that element (2 of 3 at Silver or better), and mandatory requirements that are not met. The element would then receive an overall assessment of Bronze. Example: 2Lz with an incorrect take-off edge (inside edge). ELEMENT CRITERIA RATING OVERALL BRONZE SILVER GOLD Double Jump #1 (2S, 2T, 2Lo, 2F, 2Lz or 2A) Mandatory Requirements: Yes: ☐ No: ✓ Execution* ✓ G ☐ S ☐ B ✓ Speed/flow ✓ Landing ✓ Examples: Determining Overall Element Assessment Example 1: Bolded criteria rated bronze ELEMENT CRITERIA RATING OVERALL BRONZE SILVER GOLD Double Jump #1 (2S, 2T, 2Lo, 2F, 2Lz or 2A) Mandatory Requirements: Yes: ✓ No: ☐ Execution* ✓ G ☐ S ☐ B ✓ Speed/flow ✓ Landing ✓ Example 2: Two of three at silver or higher ELEMENT CRITERIA RATING OVERALL BRONZE SILVER GOLD Double Jump #1 (2S, 2T, 2Lo, 2F, 2Lz or 2A) Mandatory Requirements: Yes: ✓ No: ☐ Execution* ✓ G ☐ S ✓ B ☐ Speed/flow ✓ Landing ✓