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Aussie Skate Curriculum

Australia · English · 10 pages

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Forward Attitude (R & L) Forward Inside Pivot (1-2 revs without stopping) Yes Lunge (L & R) Yes Inside Ina Bauers (CW & ACW) 1 Foot Spin (3 revs, correct entry and exit) Forward Cross Leg Spin (3 revs) Yes Forward Outside Spirals (R & L, approx 3 sec) Yes Forward Inside Spirals (L & R, approx 3 sec) Waltz Jump from back crossover entry Yes Salchow Jump Yes Half Flip Jump Yes Half Lutz Jump Back Inside Pivot (1-2 revs without stopping) Yes Back Outside Spiral (L & R, approx 3 sec) Yes Back Inside Spirals (approx 3 sec) Back Spin in Cross Leg Position (3 revs) Change of Foot Upright Spin (3 revs each foot - foot crossed on each spin) Camel Spin (3 revs) Sit Spin (3 revs) Waltz Jump/Loop Jump Combination Toe Loop Jump Yes Loop Jump Flip Jump or Lutz Jump Adult Free Skating 2 Choice Choice Choice Adult Free Skating 1 Note: Adult Free Skating and Adult Copper are different divisions. For Adult Free Skating the skater must have passed the relevant Aussie Skate Test. If a skater has the Adult Free Skating test, then they can choose to compete in either Aussie Skate Competition or Adult Copper. However they must do the elements as per division requirements for that competition. A skater cannot do an Adult Copper program in an Aussie Skate competition. Once a skater has achieved the ISA Preliminary test they can choose to move to Adult Bronze. Once they have competed in Adult Bronze they cannot compete in further Aussie Skate competitions as a Free Skater. Adult Pewter (ISA Eligible Competition Level) Requirements for this division are in ISA By-Law 510 This is a level for skaters who are participating in the first 3 levels of Aussie SkateTM Adult Skating Adult Copper (ISA Eligible Competition Level) Requirements for this division are in ISA By-Law 511 This is a bridging level between Adult Free Skating where there are limited elements and skaters moving towards ISA competition levels. Aussie Skate Curriculum Updated January 2026