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United States · Dance 4
Dance 4
Dance lesson exercises available; source edition unverified
Prerequisite: previous level in pathway unless an explicit alternative or cross-credit applies
Assessment: coach/judge curriculum assessment
Passing: mastery of curriculum skills; exact public assessment aggregation not located
Where: participating program during lessons
Ice Dance 4: lesson exercises
National-branded chart recovered from a public CivicLive-hosted mirror. Original URL returned 404 on 14 September 2026; indexed original text corroborates the chart. Effective edition and hosting organisation remain unverified.
The chart allows dances solo or with a partner. These are lesson badges, not a claim that a formal pattern-dance test has been passed. Named dance patterns require their full diagrams and timing instructions.
- Consecutive inside chasse with wide step sequence
- Four-beat edge with double knee bend and leg expression in step six from Cha Cha pattern
- Slalom motion, with close feet and lifting knee action
- End pattern of Cha Cha step sequences with crosses, showing edge quality (note: optional steps) · Optional steps as labelled in the chart
- Skate Cha Cha pattern with music
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Ice Skating Lessons · 1 pages