What is the highest call for the Intersection Element in the Open Masters Free Skate Program?

The highest call for the Intersection Element in the Open Masters Free Skate Program is LB, which stands for "Level B." In synchro skating, elements are categorized based on their complexity and the precision of their execution. The Intersection Element, which typically involves skaters crossing each other's paths, can vary in difficulty depending on the number of intersections and the intricacy of the formations used.

Level B indicates a moderate to advanced level of difficulty, taking into account how well the skaters perform the intersection while maintaining synchronization, timing, and flow. This level recognizes the skill required for skaters to navigate their movements seamlessly without disrupting the overall choreography, which is crucial in synchro skating performances.

Other levels like UB (which may suggest an upper level) and DB (which could imply a developmental level) do not apply here, as the structure of the Open Masters Free Skate Program allocates LB as the highest level for such an element. Therefore, understanding the hierarchy and grading of elements in synchro skating helps participants and coaches aim for the appropriate execution quality and complexity in their routines.