What is the highest call for the Twizzle Element in the Intermediate Free Skate Program?

The highest call for the Twizzle Element in the Intermediate Free Skate Program is Level 3. In synchro skating, the level of a skill is determined by the technical execution and the complexity of the element being performed. Level 3 generally indicates that the skater has executed the twizzle with a high degree of precision, balance, and has incorporated additional required features that elevate the difficulty of the skill.

In the context of the Intermediate Free Skate Program, achieving Level 3 for a Twizzle means that the skater has demonstrated strong control, performed the required number of rotations, and may have included additional variations or positions as specified by the judging criteria. The determination of levels is guided by specific features that must be fulfilled for the element to be recognized at a higher standard, thus contributing to the overall score of the performance.

Levels above Level 3, like Level 4, may not be applicable in this specific program, as it is typically designed for certain advanced categories. This reinforces the understanding that for skaters at the Intermediate level, the complexities of their elements, such as twizzles, are appropriately categorized into levels that reflect their current skill set.