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When did you start MITF testing?

Started by RosiePosie.iskates, August 11, 2012, 08:03:57 PM

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At what level did you take your first MITF test?

Toe-loop, Salchow and below
1 (6.3%)
As soon as you could do all the elements in the test
7 (43.8%)
Loop jump- Lutz jump
5 (31.3%)
Axel and over
1 (6.3%)
Other
2 (12.5%)

Total Members Voted: 16

davincisop

Surprisingly she didn't have me reskate the sit spin. She was more concerned about the jump.

My plan is to move on and push forward with improving everything.

jjane45

Quote from: davincisoprano1 on August 12, 2012, 11:54:56 PM
My plan is to move on and push forward with improving everything.

Great attitude!! Good luck :)  I kind of feel we deserve a thread split here...

davincisop

Quote from: jjane45 on August 13, 2012, 12:17:35 AM
Great attitude!! Good luck :)  I kind of feel we deserve a thread split here...

Thank you. And agreed. Though I think one sorta happened in on the ice. Everyone is going to double check elements so that sort of confusion doesn't happen to someone else.

On the original topic, I wish I had tested when I was younger but I'm glad to have the experience now. It really is a wonderful and fun way of challenging yourself and I highly encourage any adult to try it. My judge even said today that she loves watching adults skate.

jjane45

Quote from: davincisoprano1 on August 13, 2012, 12:20:37 AM
It really is a wonderful and fun way of challenging yourself and I highly encourage any adult to try it.

Agreed. Although some tests will take longer than others (silver MITF cough cough) and that's when adults' perseverance comes into play!


Quote from: RosiePosie.iskates on August 11, 2012, 08:03:57 PM
My first MITF test is tomorrow...

Well? :) :)

Isk8NYC

Quote from: jjane45 on August 13, 2012, 12:17:35 AM
I kind of feel we deserve a thread split here...[/size]

What do you mean "deserve?"  The moderators didn't create the thread drift; the original poster set the tone with her announcement-disguised-as-a-poll.  There are several individual posts that are mixed like that. 

I cannot split a single post into two different ones, so to split the posts among two different threads would leave it disjointed.
-- Isk8NYC --
"I like to skate on the other side of the ice." - Comedian Steven Wright

jjane45

Sorry for not phrasing it correctly. I meant to say both the original poll and the test requirement discussions are interesting and merit their own threads if (technically) possible. Yeah they have been quite mixed up :)

Isk8NYC

We already have several test requirements threads for specific levels and patterns of Moves.  We can start one for Freeskate, like "USFSA Pre-Bronze Freeskate."  However, since the tests *may* change from year to year, the rulebook will always be the more reliable resource.  Our threads and well-intentioned advice/guidance gets out of date from time to time.


As for the announcement/results discussion, I renamed the former "test video" forum to "Test and Competition Results and Videos (Members Only)" so it wouldn't be confused with the Video Vault for critiques.

I added a sticky topic called "Tears and Cheers - Tests/Competitions" thread.  That forum is hidden from lurkers, so there's a modicum of privacy.  (As much as there can be with online sites.)  

http://skatingforums.com/index.php/topic,3878.msg39948.html#msg39948

If you have an upcoming test and want to get some good luck vibes, post it there.  Be sure to come back and tell us how it went.
-- Isk8NYC --
"I like to skate on the other side of the ice." - Comedian Steven Wright