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Communication 191 - Adult Technical Specifications 2026/27

Australia · English · 5 pages

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ISA Communication 191 - Technical Specifications for Adult Singles Pair ID & SID 2026_27 Season Page 1 of 5 Technical Specifications for Adult Singles and Pair Skating, Ice Dance and Solo Ice Dance – 2026/27 season Date Approved: July 2026 Effective Start Date: 1 August 2026 ___________________________________________________________________________________ 1. Purpose of the Communication To provide a summary of rule changes following the release of the ISU International Adult Figure Skating Competitions (IAFSC) Technical Announcement for 2026/2027 season. This communication highlights the key changes from the previous season, with amendments underlined for ease of reference. This communication is intended as a summary only. For full details, please refer to: • ISU IAFSC Technical Announcement – 2026/2027 season • ISA By-Laws Section 5 – Adult Single and Pair Skating • ISA By-Laws Section 4 – Ice Dance (incl Adult Dance and Solo Ice Dance) Additional Rules, Guidelines and Clarifications Resources – Available on the ISU website: • ISU Communication 2788 – Levels of Difficulty and Guidelines for marking Grade of Execution and Program Components • ISU Communication 2769 – Guidelines for marking +GOE of Single and Pair Skating Choreographic Elements • ISU Communication 2797 – ID Requirements for Technical Rules 26/27 • ISU Communication 2794 – ID Guidelines for International Novice Competitions 26/27 • ISU Communication 2795 – ID Requirements for Technical Specifications 26/27 • International Solo Ice Dance Competition Guidelines • ISU Technical Handbooks for 2026/2027 2. Application of the Communication This Communication applies to all ISA Member and affiliated club competitions hosted from 1 August 2026. 3. Communication Details 3.1 Adult Masters Elite & Adult Masters – Singles Jump Combination & Sequence: • An Euler (half-loop) when used in a jump combination or sequence between two listed jumps will be called but will not be considered as a listed jump, and will not be counted in the number of the jumps of the concerned combination or sequence. After the execution of the Euler (half-loop) no change of foot is allowed. An Euler (half-loop) can be executed only once. ISA Communication 191