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By-Laws Section 2 Tests Part B - Single Skating

Australia · English · 5 pages

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SECTION 2 - TESTS (PART B – SINGLE SKATING) Ice Skating Australia By-Laws Amended: October 2025 Page 4 of 5 By-Law 225 JUNIOR SINGLES TECHNICAL TEST Candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Advanced Novice Singles Technical Test and the Advanced Novice Pattern Skills Test, OR • Had overseas equivalency granted. The program consists of 7 (seven) required elements. The sequence of the elements is optional. The skater may perform any Junior Short Program Group as listed in Rule 611 of the ISU Regulations. The elements performed must be all from the same group, i.e. specific elements cannot be selected from multiple groups. The duration of the program is as defined in Rule 502 of the ISU Regulations. Jumps The jump combination may consist of the same or another double or triple jump. However, the jumps included must be different from the solo jump. Spins Women and Men Flying Spin as prescribed in the ISU group – minimum of 8 revolutions Men Spin in one position with one change of foot as prescribed in the ISU group – minimum of 6 revolutions on each foot Women Spin in one position with no change of foot as prescribed in the ISU group – minimum of 8 revolutions Women and Men Spin Combination with a minimum of two (2) different basic positions and only one (1) change of foot – minimum of 6 revolutions on each foot Pass Mark: (Refer By-Law 220.2(iii)) A pass cannot be awarded if more than one (1) element has a GOE of -5 or more than two (2) elements have a GOE of -3 or less.