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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 700-7 708 KIWI SKATE PAIR SKATING BADGES PAIR SKATING 1 BADGE Teaching Progression 1) Forward and backward crossovers (Figure 8 pattern). 2) Side by side single jumps. 3) Different turns of directions side by side. 4) Backward spirals. Skills for Assessment 1) FO edges (side by side). 2) FI edges (side by side). 3) Inside 3-turns (side by side). 4) Forward spirals (side by side). 5) Solo spins (emphasis on unison for entry and exit). 6) T-pushes (using hand-to-hand hold). PAIR SKATING 2 BADGE Teaching Progression 1) Spiral with changes of hold. 2) Pivot spirals. 3) Steps and turns together. Skills for Assessment 1) BO edges (side by side). 2) BI edges (side by side). 3) Simple step sequence. 4) Forward and backward crossovers (Figure 8 pattern) (hand-to-hand hold). 5) Single jumps (using hand-to-hand hold on entry). PAIR SKATING 3 BADGE Skills for Assessment 1) FI Mohawk, BI 3 turn (side by side). 2) Spiral sequence (different holds required). 3) Pivot spiral (1 full rotation). 4) Single + single jump sequence. 5) Pair upright spin (hand to hip hold). 6) Programme of up to 1 minute 30 second duration with 5 elements from Pair Skating badges 1 to 3 (to be skated with or without music).