Which level indicates a linear element with only one feature?

A linear element with only one feature is classified as Level 1. This designation reflects the simplest form of execution in synchro skating, indicating that the skater(s) perform a straightforward movement without additional complexities or variations. In the context of synchro skating elements, a linear feature may include a variety of formations or transitions, but at Level 1, it is focused solely on a single, clear characteristic or base movement.

As the levels progress, additional features, intricacies, or requirements are introduced, and the complexity of elements increases. For instance, higher levels would encompass more advanced elements incorporating multiple features and a greater degree of difficulty, emphasizing skills such as synchronized timing, speed, and transitions. Thus, the distinction at Level 1 reflects a foundational aspect of choreography within the sport, anchoring it before moving onto more innovatively structured elements in subsequent levels.