Does anyone have the order that the new (as of Sept 05) Adult Silver MIF are supposed to be skated in? I need to know so that i can practice them repeatedly.

In the "combined report of action pertaining to adult skaters" (http://www.usfigureskating.org/Programs.asp?id=112) they appear in this order:

• Eight Step Mohawk Sequence (JM Pattern 1)
• Forward and Backward Free Skating Cross Strokes (JM Pattern 2)
• FO-BI 3-turns in the Field (PJM Pattern 3)
• FI-BO 3-turns in the Field (PJM Pattern 4)
• Forward Right and Left Foot Spirals (PPM Pattern 3)
• Forward and Backward Power Change of Edge Pulls (PJM Pattern 5)

Passing Average = 2.7; Passing Total 16.2 (same as Pre Juvenile MIF)
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I'd guess that's how they'll be listed in the rulebook, as well.

According to the Report of Action, it is:

• Eight Step Mohawk Sequence
• Forward and Backward Free Skating Cross Strokes
• FO-BI 3-turns in the Field
• FI-BO 3-turns in the Field
• Forward Right and Left Foot Spirals
• Forward and Backward Power Change of Edge Pulls (this is the move that replaces the Inside Slide Chassé Pattern)

(Whoops ... we posted at nearly the same time!)

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Thanks so much. I was practicing to test in August, and now things have been moved to Sept. Also, pray for me. My rink just closed, my coach moved away because of it, and the other one nearby is closed due to rink ice probs for a few weeks, so i'm trying to get ready for this with no ice except for 2 1/2 hour drive and my work schedule to work around it!

Thanks again - blessings~!

Usually in the judges forms section of the USFS website they have the actual form the judges use, so you can look there, too. Sometimes I've noticed a different order between the judges' form and a posting such as "actions from the governing council."

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Very good point, but they don't have the new forms up there yet.