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Aussie Skate Curriculum

Australia · English · 10 pages

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Level Elements Hand to hand hold in T-position Hold and position in Killian position Advanced rink stroking with hand-to-hand open hold Forward and Backwards Advanced forward crossovers in figure 8 with hand-to-hand open hold Advanced forward crossovers in figure 8 with Killian position Bunny hops with hand-to-hand open hold (side by side, R & L) Lunge with hand-to-hand open hold (side-by-side, R & L) 1-Foot spin (side-by-side) Forward Spirals with hand-to-hand open hold (side-by-side, R & L) Advanced backward crossovers in figure 8 Cross leg /scratch spin (side-by-side) Waltz jump / Toe loop jump combination (side-by-side) Salchow jump (side-by-side) Pair upright circling spin (1-foot spin position) Carry lift (E.g.: Fish lift, hip lift) Backward spirals with hand-to-hand open hold (side-by-side, R & L) Armpit Hold Position / ISU Group 1 Lift Forward Pivot Spiral Back cross foot spin (side-by-side) Upright pair spin in Kilian position Loop jump (side-by-side) Throw Loop Jump Ina-Bower or spread Eagle (side-by-side) Waist Hold Position (loop lift) / ISU Group 2 Lift Backward Pivot Spiral Sit spin (side-by-side) Pair camel spin in Kilian position Flip or Lutz jump (side-by-side) Throw Salchow Jump Step Sequence Pairs Skating 4 AUSSIE SKATETM - Pair Skating Pair Skating is done as a couple. Skaters must have completed or are undertaking free skating lessons to learn the techniques to perform the skills required for Pair Skating. Pair Skating elements can be used in other disciplines such as Ice Dance and Synchronized Skating. Pairs Skating 1 Pairs Skating 2 Pairs Skating 3 Aussie Skate Curriculum Updated January 2026