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Freeskate Elements Assessment Sheets

Canada · English · 20 pages

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Freeskate Elements - STAR 2.pdf · page 2

Skate Canada Freeskate Assessment STAR 2 Freeskate - Elements July 2024 Copyright © 2024 Skate Canada Standards of Assessment Additional Comments: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Standards ELEMENTS CRITERIA BRONZE (below standard) SILVER (standard) GOLD (above standard) Jumps Execution: Jump flight qualities. Jump flight qualities are developing. Skater demonstrates adequate height, distance, and flow. Air position is developing. Speed/Flow: Speed & Flow in and out of jump. Speed and flow in and out of jump may be slow. Skater may appear cautious. Landing: Form Landing position developing. Some break in posture may be evident. Free leg extension and knee bend on landing leg may be limited. Spins Execution: Speed of revolutions (revs), control, entry/exit. Speed of revs is developing. May be slow in sit or camel versus upright. Adequate control of exit, for level. Edge Quality: Ability to spin on the prescribed edge. Must demonstrate proper edge on spinning foot for 1/2 a revolution or more. Centre established before completion. Position: Quality of position Basic position is developing. Some break in posture may be evident. Free leg extension may be limited. Body lines are reasonable.