Podium Singles/Pairs

Resources:

ISU Communication 2701 - S&P Levels and GOE 2025/26

2024/2025 Pairs Program Requirements Quick Reference Guide

ISU Communication 2623 Levels of Difficulty and Guidelines for marking Grade of Execution and Program Components  (pending Congress decision)

2023/2024 Pairs Technical Requirements

2023/2024 Competition Program Requirements

2024/2025 Singles Program Requirements Quick Reference Guide

2023/2024 Singles Technical Requirements

2023/2024 Competition Program Requirements

ISU2558 Levels of Difficulty & Guidelines for Marking for 2023/2024 

2023/2024 Scale of Values

 

Juvenile Step Sequence

Q&A 1 Jump Clarification

Q&A 2 Spins Clarification

Q&A 3 Falls Calling Procedure Clarification

2022/2023 ISU Single Skating Technical Panel Handbook

 

ISU 2474 2022/2023 Singles & Pairs Levels of Difficult and GOE Guidelines

ISU 2475 2022/2023 Singles Pairs Scale of Values

 

 

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