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National Skills Tests Handbook

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 8 pages

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b. Skills 8 is skated to music, choreographed for individual skaters, and the music is used in the assessment of the test. c. Background music can also be played during the warm-ups. 4. Candidates must not waste undue time between the completion of one skills exercise and the next but should allow the judges time to write their comments. 5. The Skills tests will be judged in accordance with the Skills Assessment Sheet on Page ?? of the Handbook. 6. Reskates: a. In Skills tests 1 – 7 two (2) re-skates of different exercises will be permitted and the highest GOE will be used for the result. b. In Skills test 8 one (1) re-skate of section a, b or c will be permitted and the highest GOE will be used for the result. A short time can be taken between the judge speaking to the candidate and the r-skate being taken to allow the candidate to rectify the issue, but this should not exceed 3 minutes. 7. All candidates will receive a comments sheet relating to their test from the judges. 8. Warm-Up Times a. Skills 1, 4 minutes b. Skills 2 – 8 5 minutes