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By-Laws Section 2 Tests Part A - General and Pattern Skills

Australia · English · 11 pages

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SECTION 2 - TESTS (PART A – GENERAL AND PATTERN SKILLS TESTS) Ice Skating Australia By-Laws Updated: February 2024 Page 8 of 11 By-Law 214 ADVANCED NOVICE PATTERN SKILLS TEST Candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Basic Novice Pattern Skills Test, OR • Had overseas equivalency granted. The test consists of five (5) patterns: 1. Pattern #1 consists of Brackets (forward and backward, outside and inside). 2. Pattern #2 consists of Forward and Backward Outside Counters. 3. Pattern #3 consists of Forward and Backward Inside Counters. 4. Pattern #4 consists of Backward Rocker Choctaw Sequence. 5. Pattern #5 consists of Forward Inside Loop Pattern with Outside Twizzle. The following considerations in evaluating the pattern should be used: (a) Pattern #1 – Edge Quality. Increased knee / ankle flexibility and body lean to achieve depth of pattern: • Controlled Brackets on correct edges • Common axis used for pattern • Even lobes • Controlled flowing edges (b) Pattern #2 – Edge Quality / Power. Strong, consistent precise edge control and flow during the pattern. Power comes from cross stroke: • Stable arc before / after Counter turns • Turns point up the ice on the axis • Common axis • Performance of counter body action • Knee rhythm and good posture • Majority of turns performed correctly (c) Pattern #3 – Edge Quality / Power. Strong, consistent, precise edge control and flow during the pattern. Strong ability to generate and maintain speed without interruption: • Stable arc before / after Counter turns • Turns point up the ice on the axis • Common axis • Performance of counter body action • Knee rhythm and good posture • Majority of turns performed correctly