WORLD INLINE FREE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS 2005

INLINE FREE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS COMMENCING YEAR 2005

The Championships will be for skaters in Free Skating who are at least 12 years of age or over as of January 1 of the year of the Championships.

Skaters have the option of participating in an In-line event and a Junior or Senior Free Skating event in the same Championships.

Each Federation will be allowed two skaters in Ladies and two skaters in Men's In-line Charnpionships.

Equipment - Skaters are allowed to use a three wheel or four wheel inline indoor skate with a toe stop mounted on the front only.

TECHNICAL DETAILS FOR INLINE FREE SKATING
FOR MEN AND WOMEN EVENTS

Short Programme 2.15 minutes plus or minus 5 seconds set elements
Long Programme 3.30 minutes plus or minus 10 seconds

Set Elements

1. Single Axel only
2. Toe Assisted Jump - single or double
3. Combination of Jumps , minimum three (3) jumps , maximum five (5) jumps , to include at least one jump with two (2) revolutions. (No more than two(2) revolutions).
4. Spins - select from the following (entry & exit optional)
Camel (any edge) no heel or broken ankle
Layover Camel (any edge)
Sit Spin (any edge)
5. Spin Combination - two (2) or three(3) positions with or without change of foot. At least three (3) revolutions in each position. A sit spin must be included in the combination. Entry and exit optional.
6. One Footwork Sequence - Advanced footwork to comply with the prescribed footwork regulations. (For 2005, see below)


NO TRIPLE JUMPS TO BE INCLUDED IN ANY ELEMENT. ONLY THE LISTED SET ELEMENTS ABOVE CAN BE INCLUDED IN THE SHORT PROGRAMME - THIS MEANS NO EXTRA ELEMENTS.
There are NO restrictions on elements in the Long Programme.
All other CIPA Rules regarding Free Skating will apply.

Serpentine Footwork Step Sequence "A" or "B" for year 2005:
Starting at any end of the skating floor and progress in at least two (2) Bold Curves of not less than one-half (1/2) of the width of the skating floor and ends at the opposite end of the skating floor using advanced footwork.


 

(IN SPANISH)
APENDICE 12
CAMPEONATOS MUNDIALES DE
PATINAJE LIBRE EN LINEA EMPEZANDO DESDE 2005

 

Los Campeonatos son para patinadores que tengan al menos 12 a�os o m�s el 1 de
Enero del a�o de los Campeonatos.

 

Los patinadores tienen la opci�n de participar en el evento de En L�nea y en un evento en Patinaje Libre de Junior o Senior en el mismo Campeonato.

 

Detalles T�cnicos:

Programa Corto: 2.15 minutos m�s o menos 5 segundos con elementos obligatorios
Programa Largo: 3.30 minutos m� o menos 10 segundos

 

Elementos Obligatorios:
1. Axel sencillo solamente
2. Salto picado - sencillo o doble
3. Combinaci�n de Saltos - m�nimo tres (3) saltos, m�ximo cinco (5) saltos, que
      incluyan al menos un salto con dos (2) rotaciones.
      (No m�s de dos (2) revoluciones)
4. Piruetas - elegir de las siguientes (entrada y salida opcional) Angel (cualquier filo) no tal�n ni broken ankle Angel Layover (cualquier filo) Pirueta Baja (cualquier filo)
5. Combinaci�n de Piruetas - dos (2) o tres (3) posiciones con o sin cambio de pie.
      Al menos tres (3) rotaciones en cada posici�n. En la Combinaci�n se tiene que
      incluir una pirueta baja. Entrada y Salida opcional.
6. Una Secuencia de Pasos - Trabajo de pies avanzado seg�n lo establecido en las
      regulaciones de pasos. Para el 2005 trabajo de pies en serpentina.

NO SE PUEDEN INCLUIR SALTOS TRIPLES EN NINGUN ELEMENTO.

SOLO LOS ELEMENTOS OBLIGATORIOS LISTADOS ARRIBA PUEDEN SER INCLUIDOS EN EL PROGRAMA CORTO - ESTO SIGNIFICA QUE NO HAY ELEMENTOS EXTRAS.

NO hay restricciones de elementos en el Programa Largo.

Se aplicar�n todas las otras reglas de CIPA sobre Patinaje Libre.

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