eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves

eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves
eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves

eggplantgifs:Figure Skating Elements: Connecting ElementsConnecting elements, sometimes called moves in the field, are a variety of different moves performed between the main elements in a program (ie. spins, jumps, step sequences). These elements are not scored on their own. They are usually performed in choreographic sequences or marked in the “transitions” category of PCS (program component scores). Oftentimes, their purpose is to make the choreography of a program more interesting. When connecting moves are performed as the entries/exits to jumps, they can increase the Grade of Execution of the jump. This post does not cover all possible moves, only some common ones. Keep reading -- source link


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