Elements · 11 spins

Spins

• Two-foot spinBoth feet on the ice, turning on the spot. The first spin every learn-to-skate programme teaches.
• Upright spinThree or more revolutions on one back inside edge with the skating leg straight.
• Back spinAn upright spin on a back edge with the free leg crossed over the skating leg, left on a back outside edge.
• Sit spinA spin held with the skating thigh at least parallel to the ice and the free leg forward.
• Camel spinA spin held with the free leg extended behind and the free knee above hip level.
• Layback spinAn upright spin with the head and shoulders leaning backwards and the back arched; the free leg can be anywhere.
• Change of foot spinA spin that transfers from one foot to the other without leaving its centre, holding at least three revolutions on each.
• Combination spinOne spin passing through more than one basic position, each held for at least two revolutions.
• Flying spinA spin entered with a jump, with no turning on the ice before the take-off, named by the position it lands in.
• Flying camel spinA flying spin that lands in a camel, the free leg back and above the hip within two revolutions of landing.
• Choreographic spinThree or more turns in any position, scored by the judges on how it fits the music, with no level called.