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2026-27 Singles Test Requirements

United States · English · 8 pages

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2026-27 Singles Test Requirements This chart reflects the rules in place for the 2026-27 season. Underlined changes are in effect for tests taken on or after March 3, 2026. • See rule 6100 for definitions and descriptions. • For all standard, adult and Skate United tests, extra elements may be added without penalty, and two different elements may be reskated, if necessary. • For tests taken using competition protocols, standard program lengths with respect to minimum times will apply. • Candidates must do the minimum and may choose to execute higher jumps if they remain within the well-balanced program requirements. 2026-27 Version 1.0, 02/27/26 JN/AI Level Jump Elements Spins Step Sequences Adult Pre￾Bronze 1:40 maximum Two Jump Elements, which must include: • Two different half or allowable single jumps* *May be performed as solo jumps, or as part of the permitted jump combinations and sequences. Two jump combinations or one jump combination and one jump sequence are permitted. They are limited to two jumps except that one of these may include three jumps. Each jump may be repeated only once and only in combination or sequence. Only single and half-revolution jumps are permitted. Single Lutz, single Axel, double jumps and triple jumps are not permitted. Two Spins Spins must have different IJS codes • Spins must have a minimum of three revolutions. • Spins with a flying entry are not permitted. • A two-foot spin is permitted as one of the spins at this level and is considered different than a one-foot spin. • For this test only, a backward upright one-foot spin is considered different than a forward upright one-foot spin, so both may be performed. • For this test, if a skater performs a sit spin or a camel spin, the spin must be in a recognizable position but does NOT need to achieve a basic position as defined in rule 6103 (A). • The skaters have freedom to select the kinds of spins they intend to execute within the spin types allowed ● Connecting steps throughout the program are required Adult Bronze 1:50 maximum Four Jump Elements, which must include: • Three different jumps, selected from single toe loop, single Salchow, single loop, single flip or single Lutz • One two-jump or three-jump combination including a waltz jump and/or allowable single jump(s) (no turn or change of foot between jumps) *May be performed as solo jumps, or as part of the permitted jump combinations and sequences, but no jump element may count for more than one of the jump requirements. Two jump combinations or one jump combination and one jump sequence are permitted. They are limited to two jumps except that one of these may include three jumps. Each jump may be repeated only once and only in combination or sequence. All single jumps except single Axel are permitted. No double or triple jumps are permitted. Two Spins Spins must have different IJS codes • If a spin includes a change of foot, it must have a minimum of three revolutions on each foot. All other spins must have a minimum of three revolutions. • There must be a minimum of two revolutions in each position, or the position will not be counted. • For this test, if a skater performs a sit spin or a camel spin, the spin must be in a recognizable position but does NOT need to achieve a basic position as defined in rule 6103 (A). • The skaters have freedom to select the kinds of spins they intend to execute within the spin types allowed One Step Sequence ● May include skating skills elements and spirals ● Jumps may be included in the step sequence