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Generic Criteria Singles 2026/2027

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 23 pages

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9 British Ice Skating is the trading name of National Ice Skating Association of the United Kingdom Limited (02677064) National 1 Entry Requirements A minimum of Skills 1 or equivalent 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 • Any single jumps may be executed • A maximum of 1 jump combination consisting of only 2 single jumps, excluding axel. • No jump may be executed more than twice in total exceptthe Axel jump which can only be attempted once There must be a maximum of 2 spins of a different nature (abbreviation), one of which must be a spin combination and one must be a spin with no change of position and no change of foot. • The spin combination with a change of foot must have a minimum of six (6)revolutions and without a change offoot with a minimum offour (4) revolutions. Flying entry is allowed. If only 2 positions are executed and one is an upright, there must be a simple variation in the upright to differentiate this from a “wind up”. If no simple variation is performed, the spin will receive an asterisk (*) and will receive no score. • The spin in one position without change of foot must have a minimum of three (3) revolutions, must be done in a basic position and will be called maximum level basic. No level features are allowed in this spin. 8 revolutions can be done but will not count as an attempted feature. Flying entry is not allowed A maximum of 1 Choreographic Sequence, see definition in clarifications. Bonus N/A Levels explanation In the combination spin only features up to Level 1 will be counted. For the list of level features, please refer to Clarifications/Definitions Test Score TES 5.50 PCS 6.25