Which of the following elements requires the highest call to be LB in the Open Masters Free Skate Program?

In the context of the Open Masters Free Skate Program, all referenced elements—rotating, pivoting, and linear—are evaluated against specific criteria set by the governing body of the sport. LB, or Level of Base, indicates the minimum required standard for these elements.

Rotating elements usually involve rotations around a vertical axis, such as spins or jumps. Pivoting elements often refer to moves where the skater maintains a fixed pivot point while the body rotates around it. Linear elements typically encompass transitions and movements across the ice in a straight line or specific patterns.

Each of these elements requires a significant level of technical proficiency and artistry, which is why they are all categorized under the highest call for notation in the Open Masters Free Skate Program. Achieving a Level of Base (LB) ensures that the skater completes the elements with the complexity and execution quality that align with the high standards expected in this category.

Understanding that all these elements require a similar high call reflects the program's emphasis on elevating the skill level and performance quality in synchro skating at the Open Masters level.