In the Open Juvenile Free Skate Program, what is the highest call for a No Hold Element?

In the Open Juvenile Free Skate Program, a No Hold Element is defined specifically in terms of its execution and the required characteristics to achieve credit for the element. The highest level that can be awarded for a No Hold Element is Level 1.

Level 1 indicates that the element has been attempted and includes the basic requirements that allow the team to receive credit, such as maintaining a formation that is appropriate for the element despite the lack of hand-holding among the skaters. As the levels progress, more complex requirements and characteristics must be met to achieve higher levels, which are not applicable for No Hold Elements in this category.

As such, higher levels such as Level 2 or Level 3 are not possible for No Hold Elements in the context of the Open Juvenile Free Skate Program, as they relate to elements requiring more stringent criteria that a No Hold Element does not meet. Therefore, the correct answer focuses on the established guidelines that govern the rating system for these elements in the program.