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The document outlines the judging criteria and requirements for the U.S. Figure Skating Moves in the Field Preliminary test. It emphasizes the importance of fundamental skating skills, including power, edge quality, and flow through various exercises such as crossovers, spirals, and three-turns. The document specifies the expected performance elements, scoring system, and judging panel qualifications.

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What is novice level in figure skating?

Rule 108, paragraph 3) c) In International Novice Competitions a Novice is a Skater who has met the following requirements before July 1st preceding the competition: i) Basic Novice - has not reached the age of thirteen (13). ii) Intermediate Novice - has not reached the age of fifteen (15).

What is the highest level in figure skating?

In each figure skating discipline, there are either six or eight test levels, with the highest one being either \u201cSenior\u201d or \u201cGold\u201d.

How many figure skating levels are there?

In each figure skating discipline, there are either six or eight test levels, with the highest one being either \u201cSenior\u201d or \u201cGold\u201d. 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.

What are the levels of figure skating?

Pairs Pre-juvenile. Juvenile. Intermediate. Novice. Junior. Senior.

What does MIF mean in figure skating?

MIF or Moves-in-the-Field, or "Moves" is a technical discipline, designed to help skaters improve their execution of the basic moves of skating. Edgework, turns, stroking, body control and extension are emphasized.

What are the levels of figure skating?

Pairs Pre-juvenile. Juvenile. Intermediate. Novice. Junior. Senior.

What are the levels of ice dance?

The test structure for ice dance includes tests in pattern dances, as well as free dances, and includes the following levels: Preliminary, Pre-Bronze, Bronze, Pre-Silver, Silver, Pre-Gold, Gold, Junior International and Senior International.

How long does it take to pass moves in the field tests?

On average, it takes skaters six years to pass their senior moves in the field test and eight years to pass the senior freestyle test.

How many moves in the field test are there?

USFS has created eight moves in the field tests, one for each level of skating. These tests are designed to ensure that a skater has acquired the skills at a specific level before moving on to the next. Moves are not just about patterns on the ice.

What level is after free skate 6?

After Free Skate 6, Skaters test to enter the US Figure Skating program. There are 8 levels within US Figure Skating. Each level has two tests.

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