double twizzle ice skating

Agility/ Balance: Two Foot Inside/ Outside Edges, If you have any additional questions, please contact Kim Hansen - ISI Skating Programs and National Events Director, Backward Edges – Backward Outside Edges and Backward Inside Edges, Jump Sequence: Waltz jump / Tap-toe jump / 3-turn or Mohawk turn / One-Half Flip jump, Two Forward Arabesques (On either foot – and on either outside or inside edge), Please note: the attached video does NOT show the new jump sequence  (and it shows the OLD half-toe walley - which should be ignored as a test requirement), Backward Outside or Backward Inside Pivot, Toe Loop Jump or Toe Walley Jump (Choice of One), Two Backward Arabesques (One each on the Right and Left foot), Backward Outside and Backward Inside Three Turns / Dance Step Sequence, Left Forward Outside Closed Swing Choctaw, Left Forward Inside Open Choctaw, Left Forward Outside Bracket, Right Forward Inside Bracket, Right Forward Inside Twizzle, Right Back Outside Twizzle / Dance Step Sequence, Jump Sequence – Axel / One-Half Loop / Flip Jump, Change Sit Spin (choice of one) Spin Combination with change of foot and position, Right Forward Outside Rocker, Left Backward Inside Counter, Right Back Inside Loop, Back Inside Loop / Dance Step Sequence, Double Toe Loop or Double Toe Walley Jump, Combination Spin with Change of Foot and Position Flying Camel Spin, Jump Sequence – One-Foot Axel/ One-Quarter Flip/ Axel, Jump in Opposite Direction (Choice of one – Flip / Loop / Lutz). [2] It is most often performed in ice dance, although single skaters and pair skaters also perform the element. Right Forward Inside Open Mohawk Combination Backward Stroking (6) According to American ice dancer Colin McManus, the finesse required in mastering the twizzle makes it "very easy to run into issues like putting your foot down or hitting your toe pick". Combination of skating movements, turns, jumps and spins in a short routine; with or without music (max 1minute 30seconds) Skate UK Star - Ice Dancing Bronze: Forward open Chasses/crossed (closed) Chasses continuously on a circle (min 3) left and right. A twizzle is "a multirotational, one-foot turn that moves across the ice" in the sport of figure skating.The International Skating Union (ISU) defines a twizzle as "a traveling turn on one foot with one or more rotations which is quickly rotated with a continuous (uninterrupted) action". [2] American ice dancer Alex Shibutani calls twizzles "the quads of ice dance"[1] because like quadruple jumps in other disciplines, twizzles, which appear most often in ice dance programs, are risky and technically demanding. Two-Foot Glide A twizzle doesn't involve knee movement, so you stay at one level all the way through -  for the double three you rise and fall as your weight changes from the front to the back of the blade.....  yeah.