The test structure is the backbone of U.S. Figure Skating. Passing skill tests presided over by official judges advances the skater to the next level. Skaters test in moves in the field, free skating, pairs and ice dancing. As a skater advances, the tests become more difficult. The highest achievement in each discipline is passing the senior, also called "gold," test. When a skater passes a gold test, he or she earns the designation "U.S. Figure Skating gold medalist." Learn more about the U.S. Figure Skating test structure.

Moves in the Field:
Pre-Preliminary Moves
Adult Pre-Bronze Moves
Adult Bronze Moves
Adult Silver Moves
Pre-Juvenile Moves
Juvenile Moves
P. Hough
Intermediate Moves
Novice Moves
Senior Moves

Preliminary Dances:
 Dutch Waltz
C. Ewers
Canasta Tango
Rhythm Blues

Pre-Bronze Dances:
Cha Cha
P. Hough
A. Hough
Swing Dance
Fiesta Tango

 Bronze Dances:
Ten Fox
C. Sullivan
Willow Waltz
C. Sullivan
Hickory Hoedown
E. Mankowski
Adult Solo Free Dance
L. Cornelius

Pre-Silver Dances
Pre - Gold Dances
Gold Dances:     
Viennese waltz
Westminister Waltz
Quickstep
Argentine Tango

Freestyle Tests: 
Pre-Preliminary
E. Pienczykowski
Preliminary
P. Hough
Juvenile