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Generic Criteria Singles 2026/2027

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 23 pages

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8 British Ice Skating is the trading name of National Ice Skating Association of the United Kingdom Limited (02677064) Beginner Entry Requirements Skate UK Platinum Star (Figure) A photocopy ofthe Skate UK passport must be submitted with the application form (unless Skills 1 or equivalent already held) Split of Competition by Age Ifthere are too many entries,the competition can be split by age atthe discretion of the Organisers in conjunction with the Event Referee Program Length 1 Minute 30 Seconds (+/- 5 seconds) Warm Up Length 2 Minutes 30 Seconds Requirements Skaters should perform a well-balanced programme with linking steps, consisting of: A maximum of 3 jump elements including • Different single jumps only, excluding Axel • NO combinations or sequences are permitted. NB - A 3 (waltz) jump is not a listed jump and is not counted as a jump element. A maximum of 2 spins • In the two (2) spins only basic positions are permitted with no change of position or change of foot. • There must be a minimum ofthree (3)revolutions • Spins with the same ISU abbreviation can be repeated. A maximum of 1 Choreographic Sequence, see definition in clarifications. Bonus Not Applicable Levels explanation In both spins there cannot be any level features. Any spin with an attempted level feature, whether successful or not, will receive an asterisk (*) and no score will be awarded to the element. To checks the list of level features that are not permitted, please referto Clarifications/Definitions Test Score N/A