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2026 Rules and Regulations - 500 Section Tests

New Zealand · English · 16 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 500-7 Pairs) Backward Outside Power Double Three-Turns to Power Double Inside Rockers Backward Inside Power Double 3-Turns to Power Double Outside Rockers Serpentine Step Sequence Passing score: 15 GOLD STAR TEST 8 Accelerating Mohawks, Choctaws and Gallops Creative Exercises Expanding Exercises CW, CCW Passing score: 9 510 REQUIREMENTS FOR FREE SKATING TESTS 510.1 There are nine tests in Free Skating. 510.2 Tests shall be marked in accordance with current GOE and Programme Component guidelines as listed in ISU Communications. No additional or un-prescribed elements may be added except for connecting steps. 510.3 A PPC form must be submitted along with the test form for Free Skating tests. 510.4 For all tests, the skaters shall receive Grade of Execution (GOE) marks for the elements and the GOE total to be achieved is as listed for each test. Likewise, the skaters shall receive a mark for Presentation (on the ISU component scale) and the mark must meet or exceed the mark as listed for each test. In order for a test to be considered as a pass, the candidate must attain the minimum GOE total (sum of all GOEs awarded by a judge) from both judges and meet or exceed the Presentation mark required from both judges. 511 FREE SKATING TESTS TEST 0 ELEMENTARY CERTIFICATE (required for Elementary Singles) Duration: 1 minute and 30 seconds +/- 10 Seconds Perform the following elements to music a) Solo single Salchow b) Solo single Toe Loop c) Solo single Loop, Flip or Lutz d) Solo single Loop, Flip or Lutz (must be different to c)) e) Upright spin without change of foot (min 3 revs) f) Step sequence utilising at least half the length of the ice surface Minimum GOE Total: -4 Minimum Presentation mark: 1.50 TEST 1 PRELIMINARY MEDAL (required for Juvenile Under 12 and 12 & Over Singles) Duration: 1 minute and 30 seconds +/- 10 seconds A well-balanced Preliminary programme must contain 7 elements: a) Solo Loop type jump (only single or double jumps permitted). b) Solo Flip or Lutz type jump (only single or double jumps permitted). c) Spin in one position with change of foot, flying entry optional – choice of sit/camel (min 4 revs) d) Step sequence (Must utilize at least half the ice surface)