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2026 Rules and Regulations - 700 Section KiwiSkate

New Zealand · English · 7 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 700-6 707 KIWI SKATE SYNCHRONIZED SKATING BADGES Skills for Assessment SYNCHRONIZED SKATING 1 BADGE -minimum of 6 skaters The following synchronized manoeuvres should be done with a count but do not need to be connected as a programme: 1) Forward line with or without a change of configuration. 2) Circle: optional steps. 3) Two spoke wheel (shoulder, waist or hand hold). 4) Forward diagonal cross through (splicing). 5) Forward circle (optional hold, clockwise and counter clockwise) with a change of direction. 6) Footwork sequence in a line formation. 7) Forward or backward block with a change of configuration. SYNCHRONIZED SKATING 2 BADGE This test is to be skated as a programme to music of up to 3 minutes duration for 6 to 16 skaters and to include the following: 1) Forward or backward horizontal line (1/2 length of rink or more). 2) Two spoke wheel (optional hold) forwards or backwards. 3) Forward intersection. 4) Circle formation: forward crosscuts/three turn or mohawk/backwards crosscuts/three turn or Mohawk (optional hold). Repeat twice. 5) Step sequence in block formation or block with a change of configuration.