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Aussie Skate Curriculum

Australia · English · 10 pages

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Level Elements Competition Element Correct way to fall and stand up March forward across the ice Dip while moving Forward 2-foot glides (R & L) on a curve Yes Forward swizzles (6-8 in a row) Yes Backward swizzles (6-8 in a row) Yes Backward 2-foot glide (1 metre) Yes Moving snowplough stop Yes Forward stroking, showing correct use of blade Forward slalom Yes Backward stroking Backward slalom Yes Forward 1-foot glides (R & L) Yes Backward 1-foot glides (R & L) Forward 2-foot turns (R & L) Backward 2-foot turns (R & L) Forward ½ swizzle pumps on a circle (6-8 CW & ACW) Yes Backward ½ swizzle pumps on a circle (6-8 CW & ACW) Forward crossovers (CW & ACW) Yes Backward crossovers (CW & ACW) Yes FO & FI 3-turn on a circle (R & L) FI open Mohawk (R to L & L to R) Yes Tap-toe jump (R & L) Yes Bunny hop (R & L) 2-foot spin (correct entry and exit) Yes Chasses on a circle Basic Forward Outside Consecutive Edges Basic Forward Inside Consecutive Edges Basic Forward Change of Edge (in figure 8) Forward Outside Rolls (4-6) 3 Turn Sequence (frmly Waltz 3’s) Forward Change of Edge (FO-FI & FI-FO) Basic Back Outside Consecutive Edges Basic Back Inside Consecutive Edges Back Outside 3 turns (L & R) Back Inside 3 turns (L & R) Forward Power 3’s (3 each foot) Backward Cross Rolls 5 Step Mohawk Pattern Aussie SkateTM - Adult Program Skate School programs can choose to run this program or have other AS program classes based on age. This is at the discretion of the rink. We recommend that rinks do have specific classes to cater for adults and/or older teenage skaters who will feel more encouraged participating in the sport with people of their own age. Adult 1 Adult 2 Adult 3 No competition level No competition level Adult Edges 1 Adult Edges 2 Aussie Skate Curriculum Updated January 2026