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NZIFSA Stroking Skills Manual

New Zealand · English · 117 pages

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NZIFSA Stroking Skills Test Manual 54 INTER SILVER (TEST 4) STROKING SKILLS TEST DESCRIPTION 1. Backward double three-turns The skater will perform consecutive backward double three-turns on half circles with alternating feet. Four to six half circles will be skated depending on the length of the rink and strength of the skater. The sequence begins with BO double three-turns covering the first length of the rink. The BI double three-turns will cover the second length of the rink. Introductory steps and end patterns are optional. Focus: Edge quality and extension COMMON ERRORS, AREAS OF DIFFICULTY & TEST EXPECTATIONS 1. Backward Double Three-Turns FOCUS: Edge quality and extension CE -Three-turns skated too close together -Lack of control between the turns -Improper turn placement -Lack of flow AD -Maintaining flow throughout the move -Total extension during all phases of the move TE -Expect good control throughout -Larger pattern indicates an increase in the quality of skating -Give additional credit when skated with an extended free leg -No major subcurves -Back three-turn will be placed at approximately the 1/3 mark and forward three-turn is placed at the 2/3 mark -Should be a controlled gliding edge between the turns