Figure skating, by Orma Logbook
Your figure skating.
The technical score, the component score and the deductions of each programme, the programme score and the total score worked out, your jumps with their rotations, attempts, successes and falls, and your skate and blade tests. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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TES + PCS − deductions
The programme score, worked out
Enter the technical score, the component score and the deductions: the logbook works out the programme score, then the total score of the competition. If you only have the protocol sheet, the score is entered as it stands.
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- Jumps · 6
- Spins · 3
- Pairs and dance · 2
- Pair skating · 3
- Ice dance · 1
15 elements, grouped by family
Jumps, spins, pair and dance elements. The list is open: a combination or a spin that is missing is added with its own name.
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- Single
- Double
- Triple
- Quadruple
The jump rotations, from single to quadruple
The number of rotations of a jump is noted apart: a double salchow and a triple salchow are not mixed up in your successes.
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Double axel · 5 of 9
Attempts, successes, falls
For each jump or spin worked on, the number of attempts, of clean successes and, for a jump, of falls. The analyses “By element” and “Falls by element” draw their shares from it.
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- Blade 6
- Blade 7
- Blade 8
- Steel skate
Your skate and blade tests
From Skate 1 to steel skate, with the day you pass each level. And 6 other systems, from the National Programmes to the French Ranking.
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Blade 8 · Not passed
A skating test has its own session
The test presented, then the result: passed or not passed. A missed attempt is kept, and a passed test moves your level up.
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- Poussin
- Benjamin
- Minime
- Novice
- Junior
- Senior
6 age groups, from Poussin to Senior
The category is set on the competition. Records read by category, because a score cannot be compared from one category to another.
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Rhythm dance
Each event has its own programmes
Short and free programmes in singles, pairs and synchronised skating; rhythm dance and free dance in ice dance. The partner is asked only for pairs and dance, the team name only for synchronised skating.
More than 1,400 ways to read your figure skating
17 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 56 indicators to cross with 25 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 17ready-made analyses
- 56indicators
- 25criteria
- 1,400possible combinations
- Your best score for each programme type
- Your best total score, age group by age group
- Your average total score, season after season
- Your average technical score, short and free programmes
- Your average component score by programme
- The deductions accumulated, season after season
- Your average place in competition, season after season
- The share of skaters you beat, age group by age group
- Your cumulative successes, element by element
- Your cumulative falls, jump by jump
- Your attempts by number of rotations: single, double, triple
- Your successful jumps by number of rotations
- Your element attempts, month by month
- Your passed and not passed skating tests
- Your ice time with each coach
- Your sessions in private lessons, group classes and open sessions
- Your ice time, month by month
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the sessions behind it open up. And every figure says how many sessions it is based on.
The character first, then the programmes
You say first what it was: training, leisure, competition or skating test. Then the competition and the age group, and the programmes or the elements worked on, each with its scores.
Total score: 105.88- In competition: the competition, the age group, then each programme, short or free; the place and the number of finishers are read on the sheet.
- For a programme: the technical score, the component score and the deductions; the programme score is worked out.
- In training: the jump or spin, its rotations, the attempts, the successes and the falls.
- The partner is chosen from the people in the logbook, the team name for synchronised skating.
Ice sessions, competitions and tests, each under its own name
Each session gives its date, its coach, its rink and its duration, with its character as a label. A competition adds its total score; a skating test has its own title.
- The total score reads without opening the sheet; the place and the number of finishers, on the sheet.
- The filters at the top: the season, “By competition” and the modality.
- Club competitions, championships and workshops each sit under their event.
- Skating tests have their own title: “Skating tests”, “New skating test”.
- A session from your watch arrives with its duration and its heart rate.
Lesson, class or open session
Each session gives its format and its coach, chosen from the people in the logbook. Leisure or training on the ice, no programme is required: the date and the character are enough.
One record per programme, per age group
The best score of each programme type reads by age group, and the logbook flags it as it is set. Yesterday’s Minime and today’s Novice each have their own.
Everything figure skating brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Individual, pair skating, ice dance and synchronized skating
- Outcomes: retired and disqualified
- Training, skating test, leisure and competition
- Partner, team, bib number, finishers, age group (6), total score, coach, session format (3), test presented, test result and average heart rate
- “Next session” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Club competition, individual championship and workshop, congress
Rankings
- 7 systems: FFSG skates, PN, Freestyle medals, Glide medals and French Ranking
- FFSG skates: Skate 1 to Steel skate, 12 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: segment score
Watch and files
- Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- By programme type
- Best score by programme type
- Total score best
- Score breakdown by programme type
- Training and leisure volume
- By element
- Falls by element
- By discipline
- Leisure, training or competition
- By session format
- By coach
- Test results
- Every figure says how many sessions it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Figure skating, and everything else you do
Do you also dance, do gymnastics, roller skate or play ice hockey? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 sessions; Premium opens your whole history.
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