Which action indicates that a Twizzle is executed incorrectly due to execution on the spot?

The action that indicates a Twizzle is executed incorrectly due to execution on the spot is when the skater remains stationary during the Twizzle. A Twizzle is characterized by a series of quick rotations that occur while the skater travels across the ice in a smooth, continuous motion. If a skater is stationary, it implies that they are not following the necessary traveling action that defines this move.

The essence of a Twizzle lies not just in the rotation but also in the forward momentum that accompanies it. A skater unable to move while performing this element fails to demonstrate the fluidity and control essential for a successful Twizzle, leading to a decreased overall quality of the performance.