l need to know how the new judging system works for pre-juvenile skaters and what is the most difficult program they can have. If you could also give me a website for me to check it up, that would be great. Please be specific about the elements, etc. and your answer is appreciated.

If l am not mistaken, the ISU has the rules and all listed on their website.

im pretty sure the new judging system only works for juvenile & above.

the most difficult program u can have is anything up to a double lutz combonation. no double axels.

you can have any difficulty of spins & footwork. there is no limit to difficulty, just to the number of spins u do.

go on usfigureskating.org & try something. & if u cant find the information there (i know its difficult) then try e-mailing usfigureskating & ask them about it.

Well, here is a website for any element and what the points are. However, l thought that Pre-Juv. was still on the 6 point judging system.

http://usfigureskating.org/content/ISU%20Communication%201494.pdf

l do not know where you can get the rules, but the USFSA website might have them, or a skating rule book might.

the new judging system may not be in effect in pre juv, but in your combination spin, try to have a lot of arm movements, level changes (for example: camel spin to sit spin), and foot changes. double lutz, especially in combination. lots of choreography, spirals, difficult and symmetrical footwork. thats all l can think of good luck :)