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HKSU Figure Skating Technical Levels

UPDATES (as of 18th December,2024)

HKSU Figure Skating Integrated Level Test has been modified with updated ISU technical elements, consulting from other advanced ISU Figure Skating members and their figure skating level test materials. It fits current development status of Hong Kong, internal figure skating rules and judging system. Please Download the necessary PDFs for the content of Level Test, Test Requirement, and Application Form.

Level descriptors and Objectives

Bronze Video Submission

Basic Level
The purpose of this level is to encourage beginners to learn the basic techniques of figure skating. No superior technical ability, posture or fluency is required. The skater must demonstrate a basic understanding of the elements and must have fair edge and position.

Silver Video Submission

Novice Level
The skater’s performance is overall good. Footwork should be highly accurate, body movements coordinated with the rhythm of the music, and all elements in the program (Jumps, Spins and Step Sequence) are smooth and powerful. The program should make full use of the ice and should not have serious or persistent errors.

Gold Live Test

Junior Level
The skater’s performance should be excellent in all aspects. The skaters can control on strength, fluidity, edge quality, line and footwork. The program should show a good, harmonious choreography and match to the music with rhythm. They can fully use the ice.

Diamond Live Test

Senior Level
Skaters must demonstrate excellence in performance, including demonstrating strength, strong edge control, and accurate footwork control in all aspects of assigned elements.
The program should fully use of the ice surface. The skaters can excellently express the emotion and rhythm of the music. Fluid footwork and movements should be maintained in the program in sync with the music.

World Championship Level

Participated in ISU listed competitions and achieved ISU minimum technical score for Senior World Championships for Short Program and Free Skating.