rules of freestyle skating – number 17
In the past, you have said movements that are not in the table and no points are set for them in the table (Such as 1cone 1wheel spin) their family should be found in the table and rate the performance accordingly. According to the explanation of this question, this movement will be in which part of the table? How much will it be? And on what basis are points awarded?
Answer: As previously stated, all movements follow the five families that were previously defined in full.The 1cone 1wheel spin is not on the table, but this move is definitely in the family of spins. Now, let’s take a look at where this table is known. We know that “۱cone 7” moves is in the family of spins in the table and it is at the top of b’s. We also know that the motion of “۱cone1wheel” spin is the derivative of this move, so the result is the corresponding score at the level of this movement. Not to say all the undefined moves in the table can not get a score for example: In the rules of the previous year, we knew that the teapot movement had a score higher than toegun, but in the classical contest its score is equal to toegun.In some cases where the referee’s opinion follows the comparison, they may have different views, like in Battle.
In our view, the movements defined in the table may be harder than the set of other moves, but they have a higher score. It’s worth to say that it may be easy for you to perform this move and maybe it’s hard for another skater. We mean that the general rules do not affect the individual skaters’ perceptions. Send your questions about the rules to : @Navid_armand
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