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2026 Rules and Regulations - 700 Section KiwiSkate

New Zealand · English · 7 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 700-4 705 KIWI SKATE FREE SKATING BADGES FREE SKATING 1 BADGE Teaching progression ideas 1) Backwards straight toe jump. 2) Marching spin (2 rotations). 3) Tea pot – forwards/backwards. Skills for Assessment 1) Forward bunny hop. 2) Waltz jump. 3) Toe loop jump. 4) Backward pivot. 5) Back spin from a pivot entrance. 6) Spiral Sequence (min. two different spirals). 7) One Foot Spin (3 revolutions with correct entry). 8) Width of rink Step Sequence (min. of two different turns and three different steps) FREE SKATING 2 BADGE Teaching progression ideas 1) 360 degree two foot jump on the spot. 2) 2-foot spin in sitting position. Skills for Assessment 1) Half flip jump. 2) Salchow jump. 3) Loop jump. 4) 1-foot spin 3 revolutions (correct entry). 5) Inside Ina Bauer or forward inside spread eagle. 6) Jump combination - waltz jump / toe loop jump. 7) Width of rink Step Sequence (min. of three different turns and four different steps). FREE SKATING 3 BADGE Skills for Assessment 1) Stag jump. 2) Back spin (correct entry). 3) Camel spin or sit spin (three revolutions). 4) Jump combination - salchow jump / loop jump. 5) Half lutz jump. 6) Flip jump. 7) Width of rink Step Sequence (min. of four different turns and five different steps). FREESTYLE BADGE A one and a half minute programme to music, to include at least four different jumps, a minimum of two spins, one or more forward or backward spiral, spread eagle or pivot movements, simple connecting movements, one step sequence, and an opening and closing movement. Other movements allowed. 706 KIWI SKATE DANCE BADGES Skills for Assessment DANCE 1 BADGE 1) Forward outside swing rolls (count of six). 2) Forward progressives (Dutch Waltz timing). 3) Dutch Waltz (skated to music with a partner/solo). 4) Forward chasses (count of four). 5) Forward slide chasses (count of four).