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2026-27 Singles Test Requirements

United States · English · 8 pages

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2026-27 Singles Test Requirements This chart reflects the rules in place for the 2026-27 season. Underlined changes are in effect for tests taken on or after March 3, 2026. • See rule 6100 for definitions and descriptions. • For all standard, adult and Skate United tests, extra elements may be added without penalty, and two different elements may be reskated, if necessary. • For tests taken using competition protocols, standard program lengths with respect to minimum times will apply. • Candidates must do the minimum and may choose to execute higher jumps if they remain within the well-balanced program requirements. 2026-27 Version 1.0, 02/27/26 JN/AI Level Required Elements Notes Adaptive Skating Pre-Bronze 1:40 maximum Requirements are the following six elements in any order: 1. Consecutive forward one-foot swizzles (left foot and right foot) 2. Consecutive backward one-foot swizzles (left foot and right foot) 3. Bunny hop or two-foot jump in place 4. Forward pivot 5. Forward lunge or shoot-the-duck (at any depth) 6. T-stop (left or right) The program should also incorporate moves skills such as two-foot turns, gliding forward to backward and backward to forward, consecutive forward crossovers (left and right), and forward inside and outside edges. This is an Advanced Beginner Freestyle program. A well￾balanced program consists of elements selected from Badges 1- 12 with emphasis on glide and turns. Any number of elements may be reskated at the request of the judge-in-charge (see rule 6237). Adaptive Skating Bronze 2:10 maximum Requirements are the following seven elements in any order: 1. Half flip jump 2. Half Lutz jump 3. Waltz jump 4. Forward spiral 5. Two-foot spin (minimum of five revolutions) 6. One-foot spin (minimum of three revolutions in the upright position only) 7. Hockey stop The program should also incorporate moves skills such as consecutive backward crossovers (left and right), consecutive forward outside and inside edges, consecutive backward outside and inside edges, forward inside three-turns (left and right), forward inside mohawks and simple footwork (mohawk step sequence, waltz three-step sequence, etc.). This is an Intermediate Level Freestyle program. A well-balanced program consists of elements with an emphasis on flow, carriage and a slightly more advanced skill level. Any number of elements may be reskated at the request of the judge-in-charge (see rule 6237).