What happens if less than 1/4 of the team fails to achieve the required number of revolutions in a synchronized spin?

When evaluating a synchronized spin in synchro skating, the criteria for the successful execution of the element is precise regarding the number of required revolutions. If less than one-quarter of the team members meet this requirement, it indicates a significant failure in the execution of the element by the majority of the skaters. Therefore, in this situation, the feature will not be counted towards the element's overall score.

This decision reflects the importance of teamwork and synchronization within the group, as every member's performance affects the overall integrity of the spin. The objective is to ensure that all skaters contribute adequately to the performance of the element. A lack of sufficient revolutions by the majority signifies that the attempted spin did not fulfill the standards set for that element, leading to a ruling that the feature will not contribute to the team's score.