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ISI Freestyle Test / Competitive Levels Pre-Alpha Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Two foot glide Forward Stroking Back Stroking Right forward outside 3-turn Right forward inside 3-turn One foot glide (L&R) Right Forward Crossovers Back Right Crossovers Left forward outside 3-turn Left forward inside 3-turn Forward Swizzles Left Forward Crossovers Back Left Crossovers Right forward inside Mohawk Forward Inside Edges combination Back Wiggles One Foot Snowplow stop T-Stop Right Forward Outside Edges Left forward inside Mohawk Back Swizzles T-Stop Left Shoot the Duck or Lunge Combination Bunny Hop Hockey Stop Freestyle 1 Freestyle 2 Freestyle 3 Freestyle 4 Freestyle 5 Forward inside pivot Ballet Jump Back Pivot Flip Jump Lutz Jump 2 foot spin Jump Sequence Salchow jump Loop Jump Axel Jump Forward spiral One Half Lutz Change foot spin Sit Spin Camel Spin Back outside edges One foot spin Back spiral One Half Loop Jump Camel-Sit-Upright Spin Back inside edges 2 different forward spirals Toe loop/toe walley 2 Back Spirals (one ea. Foot) Fast Back Scratch Spin One half flip Dance Step Dance Step Dance Step Dance Step Waltz jump Freestyle 6 Freestyle 7 Freestyle 8 Freestyle 9 Freestyle 10 Split Jump Double toe loop jump/ double Double loop jump Opposite spin Double axel-double toe toe walley jump Split Falling Leaf Jump Double flip jump Double lutz jump Triple edge jump Two walleys in a row Jump Sequence Split lutz jump Axel-Double loop combo Death drop Combo spin with change of Choice: Cross foot spin, lay- Flying sit or axel sit Axel in opposite direction or Four alternating axels in a row foot and position back, or sit-change-sit Double axel jump or triple toe jump Jump Sequence Flying Camel Spin combo with 3 positions Jump Combo Double jump to left and right Camel jump camel spin and a change of foot Jump Sequence or triple toe jump/double Flying Camel-jump front sit Dance Step loop Dance Step Jump in opposite direction Dance Step Three Arabian cartwheels or Dance Step butterfly jumps in a row Creative dance step .

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