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The document outlines the judging criteria and requirements for the Pre-Preliminary Moves in the Field test in U.S. Figure Skating. It emphasizes the importance of basic skating fundamentals, including power, edge quality, and extension, with specific elements such as perimeter stroking, consecutive edges, spirals, and waltz eights. Candidates are evaluated on a pass or retry basis by certified judges.

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Begin by entering the candidate’s name and member number in the designated fields. This information is essential for identifying the skater.
Fill in the candidate’s club and host club details. Accurate club information helps maintain proper records.
Enter the date of the test. This ensures that all evaluations are time-stamped for reference.
In the comments section, provide feedback on each primary focus area such as power, edge quality, and extension based on observed performance during the test.
For each skill performed (e.g., Forward Perimeter Stroking, Basic Consecutive Edges), note whether they passed or need a retry. Use clear indicators for easy understanding.
Finally, have the judge sign and enter their member number at the bottom of the form to validate the assessment.

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What is the adult testing for figure skating?

Adult singles and skating skills tests are divided into eight levels: pre-bronze, bronze, silver, gold, Adult intermediate, Adult novice, Adult junior and Adult senior. The standard free skate test structure is comprised of eight levels ranging from pre-preliminary to senior.

What is the MITF test in figure skating?

Moves in the Field (MITF) are a set of tests that require skaters to perform specific patterns on the ice to show mastery of turns and steps (e.g. three-turns, brackets, or counter turns) basic skills.

What are the levels of skating competition?

Pairs and dance levels include preliminary, juvenile, intermediate, novice, junior, and senior. Senior-level pairs skaters are required to include two synchronized double jumps, a pair spin, a double throw jump, and one double twist lift in their test program.

What are moves in the field called now?

Effective July 1, 2023 the following test names will be changing: Moves in the field tests will be renamed skating skills tests. Free skate tests will be renamed singles tests.

What does f mean in figure skating?

T: toe loop jump. Lz: lutz jump. F: Flip jump. S: salchow jump. A: axel jump.

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What age is too late to start figure skating?

And now, at 24 years old, Ive landed my axle double Sal, double loop, and working on all my other double jumps. In addition, I am working on novice moves in the field, standard track and silver ice dance. So, contrary to popular belief, no, there is no age limit in figure skating.

What is the pre preliminary skating test moved in the field?

Pre-Preliminary Moves in the Field Test (PPM) The purpose of this test is to encourage beginning skaters to learn the fundamentals of ice skating. No great deal of technical ability, carriage or flow is expected. The candidate must show knowledge of the steps, fairly good edges and some evidence of good form.

How many tests are there in figure skating?

In each figure skating discipline, there are either six or eight test levels, with the highest one being either Senior or Gold. When an athlete passes their senior or gold test, it is a huge accomplishment, marking many years of dedication to the sport, and their mastery of that discipline.