★ The first woman to land a quadruple flip (4F), quadruple Lutz (4Lz), and quadruple toe loop (4T) in competition.
★ The first woman to land five quadruple jumps in one free skate program.
“If you risk, you might lose. But if you don't risk, you can't win.”
A double or triple Axel; one triple jump; a jump combination; one flying spin; one required-position spin; a spin combination with one change of foot; and a step sequence using the ice surface.
Jump elements including an Axel; up to three spins; a step sequence; and a choreographic sequence. Exact requirements depend on the applicable season's rules.
This includes the base value of technical elements such as jumps, spins, and step sequences, plus the Grade of Execution (GOE), which assesses the quality of execution.
This assesses the artistic and performance-related aspects of the program under the scoring system applicable to that season.
Flip, Lutz, Loop, and Axel jumps are among the challenging elements in figure skating. Their difficulty depends on rotation, takeoff, execution, and landing.
Before the 2022 Winter Olympics, quadruple jumps had already appeared in women's competition, but they remained rare. Trusova helped bring these high-difficulty elements into the spotlight.
The cantilever is a figure skating element in which the skater travels along a deep edge, bends the knees, and leans the upper body backward, close to parallel with the ice.
It combines balance, flexibility, control, and dramatic presentation.
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