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January 28, 2026Sport Sciences for Health

Exploring the influence of judging experience on individual differences in figure skating jump performance evaluations: a case study of novice judges

Seiji Hirosawa Takaaki Kato Yoshimitsu Aoki

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Individual differences in figure skating jump performance evaluations were influenced by judges' experience levels, leading to varied outcomes.
Judges with more experience tended to assess jumps more consistently than novice judges, with performance metrics varying notably between groups.
An observational analysis was conducted involving novice judges evaluating multiple figure skating performances to assess biases and variances in evaluations.
This study highlights the need for targeted training to enhance the consistency of novice judges in figure skating evaluations.

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Observational analysis reveals individual differences in performance evaluations by novice judges, suggesting key insights for training.

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Hirosawa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75ca6c6e9836116a25af5 https://doi.org/10.1007/s11332-025-01645-x

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