From first steps to quad jumps
The roadmap starts with basic movement and builds through the stages to quad jumps. Each tier groups skills that belong together, so progress is a sequence of small, clear steps.
A figure skating roadmap is most useful when it feels practical rather than overwhelming. Axel groups its skills into stages and tiers, from Foundations through Triples & Quads, paired with a self-assessed status on every skill.
These are Axel’s own tiers, not a federation programme or qualification. Use descriptions, tips, common mistakes and available external tutorials as a reference, and discuss appropriate next steps in your skating lessons.
The roadmap starts with basic movement and builds through the stages to quad jumps. Each tier groups skills that belong together, so progress is a sequence of small, clear steps.
Mark each skill Not Started, Learning, Developing, Achieved or Mastered. These are your assessments, not verified results; even Mastered can change as you revisit a skill.
Practice video and session notes link back to the skill you were training, so the roadmap is built from your actual sessions on the ice.
Figure skating support
Follow progressive tiers from Foundations through Triples & Quads.
Pair the roadmap with skill statuses so progress stays honest and actionable.
Keep practice videos organised by skill so the roadmap connects to real sessions.
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Explore skills and skill animations, attach skills to videos for analysis and keep track of blade sharpening.
Explore skills and skill animations, attach skills to videos for analysis and keep track of blade sharpening.



Axel: Figure Skating Tracker
Follow a stage-by-stage skill path, watch skill animations step by step, log sessions, attach skills to videos for analysis, and track blade sharpening. Axel complements skating lessons, at your pace.