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NZIFSA Stroking Skills Manual

New Zealand · English · 117 pages

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NZIFSA Stroking Skills Test Manual 5 STROKING TESTS - INDEX TO STROKING REQUIREMENTS ELEMENTARY TEST 0 Perimeter Stroking (Forward & Backward) Basic Consecutive Edges PRELIMINARY TEST 1 Waltz Eight Forward and Backward Crossovers Spiral Step Sequence Forward Power 3-Turns Alternating Forward Inside Three-Turns Alternating Backward Crossovers to Backward Outside Edges INTER BRONZE TEST 2 Forward and Backward Perimeter Power Stroking 3-Turns in the Field - FO BI 3-Turns in the Field - FI BO Forward and Backward Power Change of Edge Pulls Five step Mohawk Sequence BRONZE TEST 3 Stroking: Forward Power Circle Stroking: Backward Power Circle Eight Step Mohawk Sequence Forward and Backward Free Skating Cross Strokes Backward Power Three-Turns Forward Double Three-Turns INTERSILVER TEST 4 Backward Double Three-Turns Spiral Sequence Brackets in the Field Sequence Forward Twizzles Inside Slide Chassé Pattern SILVER TEST 5 Inside Three-Turns/ Rocker Choctaws Forward and Backward Outside Counters Forward and Backward Inside Counters Forward Loops Backward Swing Rocker Sequence Backward Twizzles INTERGOLD TEST 6 Forward and Backward Outside Rockers Forward and Backward Inside Rockers Power Pulls Choctaw Sequence Backward Loop Pattern Straight Line Step Sequence GOLD TEST 7 Sustained Edge Step Spiral Sequence Backward Outside Power Double 3-Turns to Power Double Inside Rockers Backward Inside Power Double 3-Turns to Power Double Outside Rockers Serpentine Step Sequence GOLD STAR TEST 8 Accelerating Mohawks, Choctaws and Gallops Creative Exercises Expanding Exercises CW, CCW