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Aussie Skate Curriculum

Australia · English · 10 pages

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Level Elements Forward circle (hand hold) Forward line (shoulder hold) Forward closed block (shoulder hold) Forward pivot or 2 spoke wheel (shoulder hold) Forward V intersection Forward circle (hand hold) Forward line (shoulder and low V hold) Forward closed block (2 hand holds) Forward wheel (shoulder hold) Forward 2 line or Bwd intersection (2 feet) Backward circle (shoulder and hand in hand) Forward to Backward line (2 hand holds) Forward to backward block (shoulder and muscle hold) Backward wheel (shoulder hold) Backward intersection (shoulder or upper arm hold 1 foot or 2 feet) Forward to Backward circle (shoulder or hand hold) Forward to backward line (2 hand holds) Forward to backward closed block (shoulder and T-pot holds) Backward wheel (forward or backward basketweave) Forward or backward intersectionn with turn (shoulder or upper arm holds) Synchronized Skating 4 AUSSIE SKATETM - Synchronized Skating Synchronized Skating is for those skaters who wish to further their knowledge of skating in a team. Skaters must have completed Aussie Skate Level 6 to move to Sychronized Skating. Synchronized Skating 1 Synchronized Skating 2 Synchronized Skating 3 Aussie Skate Curriculum Updated January 2026