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STAR 1-Gold Standards Charts

Canada · English · 15 pages

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August 2023 Copyright © 2023 Skate Canada 5 Free leg extension may be limited. Body lines are reasonable. Basic positions: have good extension and body lines. *This description is the standard for the Gold rating at STAR 5. FREESKATE PROGRAM CONTENT – SEQUENCES STAR 1 & 2 3 & 4 5 6 7 8 & 9 10 Gold Spirals / Step Sequence / Choreographic Sequence n/a n/a SPIRAL: Position is solid with moderate extension. Body lines are adequate. STEP: Generally, uses correct skating technique. Three-turns solid with good flow. Other turns may have some wobbles or loss of balance. CHOREO: Element generally matches the music. Positions solid with moderate extension. Body lines are adequate. Uses correct skating technique. Edges entering and exiting turns are consistent with reasonable flow. Good posture and balance with some edge depth. STEP: Uses correct skating technique. Edges entering and exiting turns are consistent with reasonable flow. Good posture and balance with some edge depth. CHOREO: Element matches the music. Positions solid with good extension. Body lines are pleasing and confident. Uses correct skating technique. Edges entering and exiting turns are solid with good flow. Strong posture and balance with good edge depth. Movements are precise. STEP: Uses correct skating technique. Edges entering and exiting turns are solid with good flow. Strong posture and balance with good edge depth. Movements are precise.