If a skater performs a jump with more than two revolutions, the sequence is considered ended. There are no restrictions, but the sequence must be clearly visible.The technical panel identifies when a choreographic sequence begins, at its first movement, and ends, which occurs when the skater prepares to perform the next element if it is not the last element of the program. It can be executed before or after the step sequence.
If a skater performs a jump with more than two revolutions, the sequence is considered finished. There are no restrictions, but the sequence must be clearly visible for the judges to see. The technical panel determines when a choreographic sequence begins and ends based on the skater's movements. It can happen before or after the step sequence.