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Aussie Skate TM Competition Division Guidelines and Introduction to Skating (Tiny Tots 2 Intermediate 2) To be skated on half ice Background music supplied by competition organisers Time: 1 minute or less Elements may be skated in any order A 0.2 deduction will be taken if elements from a higher level are skated NB: No Tiny Tots 1 division Tiny Tots 2 1. Dip while moving 4. Fwd skating (10 steps) 2. Fwd swizzles (3-5 in a row) 5. Fwd 2-foot glide on a curve (R&L) 3. 2-foot hop in place/jump on spot Tiny Tots 3 1. Fwd 1-foot glide (R&L) 4. Bwd 2-foot glide (1 metre) 2. Fwd swizzles (6-8 in a row) 5. Moving snowplough stop 3. Bwd swizzles (6-8 in a row) Basic 1 1. Dip in place 4. Fwd swizzles (6-8 in a row) 2. March forward across the ice 5. Bwd wiggles (6-8 in a row) 3. Fwd 2-foot glide (1 metre) Basic 2 1. Dip while moving 4. Fwd 2-foot glide on a curve (R&L) 2. Bwd swizzles (6-8 in a row) 5. Moving snowplough stop 3. Bwd 2-foot glide (1 metre) Novice 1 1. Fwd stroking, correct use of blade 4. Bwd 1-foot glides (R&L) 2. Fwd slalom 5. 2-foot spin (2 rev) 3. Fwd 1-foot glides (R&L) Novice 2 1. Fwd crossovers (CW & ACW) 4. Bwd ½ swizzle pumps on a circle (6-8 2. Bwd stroking in a row), CW & ACW 3. Bwd slalom 5. 2-foot turn from fwd to bwd moving (both directions) CW & ACW Intermediate 1 1. Bwd crossovers (CW & ACW) 4. 2-foot turn bwd to fwd (CW & ACW) 2. BO edge on a circle (R&L) 5. FI open Mohawk (R-L & L-R) 3. BI edge on a circle (R&L) Intermediate 2 1. Fwd outside circle stroking (CW or ACW) 2. Fwd inside circle stroking (alternate direction from Fwd outside circle stroking) 3. FI pivots (R&L) 4. Bunny hop (R&L) 5. 2-foot spin (correct entry and exit; 3 revs)

Bridge Program Free Skating Events 1-4 To be skated on full ice The skater supplies their own music. Vocal music is NOT allowed Program duration: 1:30 minute +- 10 seconds Elements may be skated in any order. The elements are not restricted as to the number of times elements may be executed, or length of glides, number of revolutions etc unless otherwise stated The skater must demonstrate the required elements and may use, but is not required to use any additional elements from previous levels A 0.2 deduction will be taken for each element performed from a higher level Free skate 1 1. 1-foot spin 4. Ballet jump (R or L) (correct entry & exit; 3 revs) 2. Lunge (R&L) 5. Forward attitude (R&L) 3. Waltz jump 6. FO spirals (R&L) Free skate 2 Free skate 3 1. Fwd cross-leg/scratch spin 4. Half flip jump (jump without the split) (min 3 revs) 2. BI pivot (R&L) 5. Salchow jump 3. Spread-eagle (CW & ACW) 6. Waltz 3 s 1. Back spin with free foot in crossed 4. Fwd power 3-turns (R&L) leg position (min 3 rev) 2. Sit spin (min 3 rev) 5. Toe loop jump 3. Advanced fwd stroking (fwd crossovers in fig 8 pattern) 6. BO spirals (R&L) Free skate 4 1. Camel spin (min 3 rev) 4. Loop jump 2. Change of foot upright spin 5. Waltz jump/loop jump combination (min 3 revs per foot) 3. Advanced bwd stroking (bwd crossovers in fig 8 pattern) 6. Flip jump or Lutz jump Page 2 Aussie Skate TM Competition Divisions & Requirements (January 2017)

Pair Skating Events 1-4 To be skated on full ice The pair supplies their own music. Vocal music is NOT allowed Program duration: 1:30 minute +- 10 seconds Divisions: o Pair 1-2 skaters must have passed Pair 2 test o Pair 3-4 skaters must have passed Pair 4 test Elements may be skated in any order. The elements are not restricted as to the number of times elements may be executed, or length of glides, number of revolutions etc unless otherwise stated The pair must demonstrate the required elements and may use, but is not required to use any additional elements from previous levels A 0.2 deduction will be taken for each element performed from a higher level The pair will be judged on technical elements and presentation Pair 1-2 1. Advanced fwd crossovers in figure 8 hand to hand hold 4. Advanced bwd crossovers in figure 8 hand to hand hold 2. Bunny hops side by side 5. Waltz jump / toe loop jump combination side by side 3. Crossleg/scratch spin side by side 6. Pair circling spin (1-foot position) (3 rev) Pair 3-4 1. Bwd pull spiral 4. Pair camel spin in Killian position 2. Sit spin side by side 5. Flip or Lutz jump side by side 3. Loop jump side by side 6. Loop lift Ice Dancing Events 1-4 To be skated on full ice Program duration: 3 patterns of required dance Solo or couples are eligible to compete, however couples are not to compete against solo dancers Requirements Dance 1 Dutch Waltz Dance 2 Canasta Tango Dance 3 Swing Dance Dance 4 Fiesta Tango Page 3 Aussie Skate TM Competition Divisions & Requirements (January 2017)

Synchronized Skating Events 1-4 Half ice: Synchronized 1 and 2; Full ice: Synchronized 3 and 4 The team supplies their own music. Vocal music is allowed Program duration: 2 minutes +- 10 seconds Elements may be skated in any order A 0.2 deduction will be taken for each element where a feature, formation, skating direction, point of intersection or step sequence from a higher level is performed Teams will be judged on technical elements and presentation Program elements must be skated according to the Aussie Skate TM Handbook descriptions Team Composition All skaters must be registered Aussie Skate TM participants No skater must have competed at a State or National Championship in any capacity (including alternates) Skaters are required to compete in their current Aussie Skate TM Synchronized class level. Once a skater has passed a level, they must compete at the higher Synchronized level Double teaming is allowed up to a maximum of 25% of the team. Note: skaters may only double team in their current class level or above. Double teaming below current class level is not permitted. Synchronized 1 1. Circle (hand hold) - fwd using a variety of simple forward steps eg. pumps, (4-8 skaters) pushes, chasses and crossovers. At least 1 revolution and for minimum of 8 Half Ice beats. No change of direction. 2. Line (shoulder hold) - fwd using a variety of simple forward steps eg. stroking, pumps, swizzles and chasses. The line should cover at least the width of the ice or its equivalent in length of ice. 3. Block (shoulder hold) fwd closed block for minimum of 8 beats using a variety of simple forward steps - eg. stroking, pumps, swizzles, chasses and crossovers. No change of axis. 4. Wheel (shoulder hold) fwd pivot wheel or 2 spoke using a variety of simple forward steps eg. pumps, pushes, chasses and crossovers. 1-2 revolutions and for minimum of 8 beats. No change of direction and no variations. 5. Intersection (shoulder hold or upper arm hold) fwd V or 2 line intersection with point of intersection on 2 feet. Synchronized 2 (6-12 skaters) Half Ice 1. Circle (hand hold) - fwd using a variety of simple forward steps e.g pumps, pushes, chasses and crossovers. At least 2 revolution and for minimum of 8 beats. No change of direction. 2. Line (must demonstrate shoulder hold and low v hand to hand hold) - fwd using at least 6 forward steps e.g. stroking, chasses, russians, progressives, swing or cross rolls and lunges. The line should cover at least the width of the ice or its equivalent in length of ice. 3. Block (must demonstrate 2 different handholds) fwd closed block using at least 6 forward steps - e.g. stroking, chasses, russians, progressives and swing or cross rolls. At least 1 change of axis - e.g. short to long axis or diagonal. 4. Wheel (shoulder hold) any fwd wheel with a change of configuration using a variety of simple forward steps e.g pumps, pushes, chasses and crossovers. Minimum of 2 revolutions in each configuration. 5. Intersection (shoulder hold or upper arm hold) fwd 2 line or backward v intersection with point of intersection on 2 feet. Page 4 Aussie Skate TM Competition Divisions & Requirements (January 2017)

Synchronized 3 (6-12 skaters) Full Ice Synchronized 4 (6-12 skaters) Full Ice 1. Circle (must demonstrate shoulder hold and hand hold) - bwd using a variety of simple bwd steps e.g pumps, pushes, chasses and crossovers. At least 1 revolution and for minimum of 8 beats. No change of direction. 2. Line (must demonstrate 2 different handholds) - fwd to bwd using at least 8 linking steps - e.g. stroking, chasses, russians, lunges, bunny hops, progressives, swing or cross rolls, 3-turns and mohawks. The line should cover at least the width of the ice or its equivalent in length of ice. 3. Block (must demonstrate shoulder hold and muscle hold) fwd to bwd using at least 8 linking steps - e.g. stroking, chasses, russians, bunny hops, progressives, swing or cross rolls, 3-turns and mohawks. At least 1 change of axis (e.g. short to long axis or diagonal, etc). 4. Wheel (shoulder hold) any bwd wheel using a variety of simple steps e.g pumps, pushes, chasses and crossovers. 1-2 revolution and for minimum of 8 beats. Optional change of direction and configuration. 5. Intersection (shoulder hold or upper arm hold) any bwd intersection with point of intersection on 1 or 2 feet. 1. Circle (shoulder hold or hand hold) - fwd to bwd using at least 8 linking steps - e.g. stroking, chasses, tap toes and basic turns. At least 2 revolution and for minimum of 8 beats. Optional change of direction (with or without stopping) or condensing large circle to small circle. At least half revolution in each direction. 2. Line (must demonstrate 2 different hand holds) - fwd to bwd, 2 lines to 1 or 1 line to 2, using at least 8 linking steps e.g. stroking, chasses, russians, lunges, bunny hops, progressives, swing or cross rolls, 3-turns and mohawks. The line should cover at least the width of the ice or its equivalent in length of ice. 3. Block (must demonstrate shoulder hold and teapot hold) fwd to bwd closed block using at least 8 linking steps - e.g. stroking, chasses, russians, bunny hops, progressives, swing or cross rolls, 3-turns and mohawks. At least 1 change of axis - e.g. short to long axis or diagonal and one change of configuration e.g. pyramid, 3 line block, 4 line block. 4. Wheel (must demonstrate either fwd or bwd basket weave hold) any bwd wheel using a variety of backward steps e.g pumps, pushes, chasses and crossovers. 1 simple variation - e.g. change of rotational direction or travel with crossovers or creative modification of a basic wheel configuration. Minimum of 2 revolutions. 5. Intersection (shoulder hold or upper arm hold) any fwd or bwd intersection with a turn at the point of intersection e.g. mohawk or 3-turn. Well balanced program to include circle, line, block, wheel, intersection and transition as per each test requirement. Page 5 Aussie Skate TM Competition Divisions & Requirements (January 2017)

Adult For skaters over 18 years Elements may be skated in any order A 0.2 deduction will be taken if elements from a higher level are skated Adult Basic - Intermediate to be skated on half ice Background music supplied by competition organisers Time: 1 minute or less Free Skate to be skated on full ice The skater supplies their own music. Vocal music is NOT allowed Program duration: 1:30 minute +- 10 seconds Adult Basic 1. Fwd 2-foot glide on a curve (R&L) 4. Bwd 2-foot glide (1 metre) 2. Fwd swizzles (6-8 in a row) 5. Moving snowplough stop 3. Bwd swizzles (6-8 in a row) Adult Novice 1. Fwd slalom 4. Fwd ½ swizzle pumps on a circle (6-8 2. Bwd slalom in a row), CW & ACW 3. Fwd 1-foot glides (R&L) Adult Intermediate Adult Free Skate 1. Fwd crossovers (CW & ACW) 4. Tap toe jump (R&L) 2. Bwd crossovers (CW & ACW) 5. 2-foot spin (correct entry and exit; 3 revs) 3. FI open Mohawk (R-L & L-R) 1. Fwd cross-leg/scratch spin 4. Fwd & Bwd Spirals (O&I edges) (min 3 revs) 2. Waltz jump 5. Fwd power 3 turns (R&L) 3. Toe loop jump Page 6 Aussie Skate TM Competition Divisions & Requirements (January 2017)