What must be included in the Choreographic Series besides different movements?

The inclusion of at least two different and correct difficult turns in the Choreographic Series is essential because it demonstrates the team’s ability to incorporate complexity and technical prowess into their performance. These difficult turns represent advanced skills that elevate the overall choreography by showcasing the team's mastery of the skating elements. They also add variety and interest to the routine, making it more engaging for both the judges and the audience.

While basic skating positions, timing with the music, and free skating elements all play an important role in creating a well-rounded performance, the specific requirement for difficult turns ensures that the team is not only executing movements but is also pushing the boundaries of their technique and artistry. This aspect of the choreography contributes to higher scoring possibilities in competitions, as judges are looking for both creativity and technical ability in the choreography displayed during the performance.