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projection of ease, accomplishment, and confidence in the execution of each element. Stereotyped
body and arm position should be avoided, along with affected attitudes.
6.09.05 ARRANGEMENT - The program should be patterned so that the various types of content are not
“lumped” together either at one particular position in the program or at one location on the skating
surface. Programs should cover the entire skating surface in an interesting and varied manner.
The program should give the impression of continuity, not a collection of successive isolated
highlights.
6.09.06 Kneeling or laying on the floor is only allowed at the beginning and/or end of the performance.
This may be done for a maximum of 5 (five) seconds at the beginning or at the end. The penalty
will be 0.3 for each violation (from the B mark).
6.09.07 TIMING - Skating over the maximum time is considered a fault and should be reflected in the
Artistic Impression score.
FR 6.10
Contents Listing
6.10.01 SPINS
General
All spins performed with additional hitching (entrance, change of positions or change of foot) of the
employed foot (“pumping”) will be considered a poor quality spin.
CLASS A
DESCRIPTION
FACTOR
Inverted Camel (any edge) 9.0
Heel Camel Spin (forward or backward) 8.5
Broken Ankle Spin (forward or backward) 8.0
Camel-Sit –Camel 7.5
Camel – Jump – Change – Camel 7.5
Jump Camel 7.0
Lay-Over 6.5
CLASS B
DESCRIPTION
FACTOR
Camel – Change – Camel 6.5
Jump Spin (into any Class B spin, must land on edge) 6.5
OB Camel (arabesque) 5.5
IB Camel (arabesque) 5.5
OF Camel 5.5
Combination Sit Spin (any edge) 5.5
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