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2026 Rules and Regulations - 500 Section Tests

New Zealand · English · 16 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 500-8 e) Jump combination or jump sequence (jumps performed solo may be repeated in a jump combination or sequence once. only single or double jumps permitted). f) Jump combination consisting of two jumps, (jumps performed solo may be repeated in a combination or sequence once. Only single or double jumps permitted) g) Combination spin with a change of foot, no flying entry (min 4 revs) Minimum GOE Total: -4 Minimum Presentation mark: 2.00 TEST 2 INTER BRONZE MEDAL (required for Basic Novice Singles) Duration: 2 minutes +/- 10 seconds A well-balanced Inter Bronze programme must contain 7 elements: Four (4) jump elements • 2 combination jumps or 1 jump sequence and 1 jump combination are required. A jump combination or sequence can only contain 2 jumps. • Any jump can be repeated only once, and this repetition must be done either in a jump combination or jump sequence. • All six (6) jump types (Salchow, Lutz, Flip, Loop, Toe Loop, Axel) must be included in the programme (only single and double jumps are permitted). Two Spin (2) elements • 1 Spin Combination with 3 positions, with a change of foot, min 6 revs in total, NO Flying Entry. • 1 Spin with no change of position and with change of foot, min 4 revs in total, may commence with a Fly. One (1) Step Sequence • Must fully utilize the ice surface • Must include a minimum of 1 difficult turn / step executed on clean edges. • Must include min one skating movement (e.g spiral, spread eagle, Ina Bauer, hydroblading etc). Minimum GOE Total: -4 Minimum Presentation mark: 2.25 TEST 3 BRONZE MEDAL (required for Intermediate Novice Singles) Requirements shall be as per current ISU Regulations and relevant ISU Communications for Basic Novice. The maximum number of elements (including maximum number of jump combination/sequences) must be performed. • One double jump must be included. • One spin must have a flying entrance • Combination spins must have three positions • Spins with an optional change of foot must have a change of foot. Minimum GOE Total: -4 Minimum Presentation mark: 2.50 TEST 4 INTER SILVER MEDAL (required for Advanced Novice Singles) Requirements shall be as per current ISU Regulations and relevant ISU Communications for Intermediate Novice. The maximum number of elements (including maximum number of jump combination/sequences) must be performed. • Three double jumps must be included.