What is the US figure skating levels?

Question

What are the quallifing jumps/spins for the US figure skating levels? (Alpha, Beta, Gamma, etc.)

Easy 10 pts.

Answer 1

ISI figure skating levels are alpha beta gamma delta then the freestyles

USFSA have their learn to skate levels which include free style levels then pre preliminary, preliminary, pre juvenile, juvenile, intermediate, junior, senior

there is a book you can buy or look up online on the USFSA website or the ISI website that will tell you EXACTLY what is needed for each level and exactly how they expect them to be done. it will probably help you a lot more than for every one to try to tell you what they remember because you may end up with some false information and the book will be much more informative

Good luck!!

Answer 2

tots then pre-alpha, alpha,beta,gamma,delta,then freestyle 1-10 walts jump,scratch spin toe loop salw colw

Answer 3

Those are ISI levels

USFSA___ISI________description

prepre____3-4_______single jumps, simple spins

pre______4-6_______combination spins, single jumps

prejuv____5-7_______combo/change foot spins, single jmp

juvenile___6-8_______ "              ", 1 1/2 rotation jumps ok

intermediate _7-8______flying spins, double sal & toe loop

novice____8-9________"               ", double sal, toe, & loop

junior_____9-10_____ "              ", dbl sal, toe, loop, & flip

senior____10________ "              ", all double jumps

Answer 4

Here are the ISI levels and the skill descriptions for each level . . . from Pre-Alpha through Delta, and then the Freestyles 1-10:

http://www.paradefsc.org/basic/levels.ht...

Here are the USFSA Basic Eight levels - pretty much equivalent to ISI beginner levels.

http://www.sk8stuff.com/f_basic_ref/lts/...

And then comes the USFSA Basic Freestyles - again, similar to ISI freestyle levels.

http://www.sk8stuff.com/f_basic_ref/lts/...

Then comes the advanced USFSA levels:

http://www.cifsc.net/files/USFSA.htm (for details, you need to look in the USFSA rule book - it's not on the USFSA website for the public anymore).  

Hope that helps!