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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 39 Example 3: Two of three at silver or higher, with bolded criteria rated silver 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 4: Two of three at 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 5: Two of three at gold 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 ✓ Assessment of Spins with Features Spin features defined by the ISU each season may be used to increase the level of difficulty of a spin. These can be found in the Singles Technical Panel Handbook or the ISU Communication for Single & Pair Skating for the Levels of Difficulty and Guidelines for marking Grade of Execution for each season. Appendix B - Spins: Difficult Variations Resource summarizes some of the spin features included in these documents. When assessing spins that are required to attempt a feature, it is only necessary that the feature is attempted rather than achieved. For example: STAR 7 - A skater performs a sit spin that moves into a sit behind difficult variation that is too high to meet the definition of the basic sit position. Though the variation does not meet the definition of a basic sit, it does count as an attempted feature. If the spin meets all the other mandatory requirements, including min revs before changing to the variation, then the evaluator can assess the quality of the spin as a whole based on the assessment criteria. Note: During an assessment, skaters must indicate to the Evaluator the features they will be attempting for each indicated element.