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Here's an idea of what USFSA expects a skater to be able to do in each level:
http://www.usfsa.org/Content/Rules%20of%20Sport.pdf Scroll down to page 55 to start. That should give parents and skaters a good foundation of what is considered competitive at even the most basic (no-test/pre-pre/prelim/prejuv) levels. Also, it is important to know that at basic skill/no test competitions, the judges are not necessarily USFSA judges - they could be local coaches or more advanced skaters, without USFSA judge training. There can be a big difference in being at a basic skill competition compared to an open or regional event. It's always a good idea to check to see who will be doing the judging, and have a discussion with your skater about the differences between a bunch of high schoolers and friendly coaches compared to USFSA appointed judges.
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