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2026 Rules and Regulations - 800 Section Adult Tests

New Zealand · English · 8 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 800-5 f) One (1) step sequence or choreographic sequence covering at least ½ the ice surface. TEST A4 GOLD MEDAL Duration: maximum of 3 minutes 10 seconds a) One (1) Axel Paulsen b) One (1) double Salchow or double Toe Loop c) One (1) combination jump consisting of one double and one single jump d) Ladies: One (1) layback or sideways leaning spin (minimum of 4 revolutions) Men: One (1) camel or sit spin (minimum of 4 revolutions) e) Combination spin with one change of foot and one change of position (minimum of 4 revolutions on each foot) f) One (1) flying spin (minimum 4 revolutions) g) One (1) step sequence or choreographic sequence fully utilising the ice surface. TEST A5 GOLD STAR MEDAL Duration: maximum of 3 minutes 40 seconds a) Three (3) different double jumps chosen from Double Salchow, Double Toe loop, Double loop, Double Flip or Double Lutz b) One (1) combination jump consisting of two double jumps. One must be different from those included in a) c) One (1) flying spin (minimum 6 revolutions) d) One (1) combination spin with at least one change of foot and two changes of position (minimum of 5 revolutions on each foot) e) One (1) spin in one position (sit, camel or layback), with or without a change of foot. f) One (1) step sequence or choreographic sequence fully utilising the ice surface. 810 REQUIREMENTS FOR PAIR SKATING TESTS For tests A1 – A5, the execution/performance of the program shall be evaluated according to the following three-point scale: • Exceeds standard expected at this level • Meets standard expected at this level • Below standard expected at this level In order for a test to be considered as a pass, the candidate must be evaluated for execution/performance as meets or exceeds the standard expected at that level, including having executed all required elements. 811 PAIR SKATING TESTS TEST A1 PRELIMINARY MEDAL Duration: maximum of 1 minute 50 seconds a) One (1) solo Waltz jump b) One (1) forward or backward pivot spiral c) One (1) solo upright spin (minimum 3 revs) d) One (1) solo Salchow or toe loop TEST A2 BRONZE MEDAL Duration: maximum of 2 minutes 10 seconds a) One (1) pair spin (minimum 3 revolutions) b) One (1) solo camel or sit spin (minimum 3 revolutions) c) One (1) lift. Twist lifts and overhead lifts are not permitted. d) One (1) forward pivot spiral (man in crossed pivot position) e) One (1) solo jump chosen from: Toe Loop, Loop and Flip f) One (1) step sequence or choreographic sequence covering at least ½ the ice surface.