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Ice Dance Test Manual

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 18 pages

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Test Requirements NATIONAL 3 NATIONAL PATTERN DANCE REQUIREMENTS PASS REQUIREMENTS Both of the following Pattern Dances must be skated: Festival Cha Cha (2 seq). Fiesta Tango (2 seq). No element received a GOE of lower than -2 after any re-skate. Each Program Component must receive a minimum score of 1.75. FREE DANCE REQUIREMENTS PASS REQUIREMENTS Programme Length: 1 minute 30 seconds +/- 5 secs. Skaters should demonstrate a well-balanced program by performing the following elements: 1. One (1) Dance Spin. 2. One (1) set of Sequential Twizzles – 1 rotation in each twizzle. 3. Two (2) Choreographic Elements: One (1) of which must be a Choreographic Character Step Sequence, and One (1) other Choreographic Element chosen from the following: Choreographic Character Step Sequence Choreographic Spinning Movement. Choreographic Twizzling Movement. Choreographic Sliding Movement. Choreographic Hydroblading Movement. Choreographic Edge Element The combined GOE must be no lower than -3. No element received a GOE of lower than -4. Each Program Component must receive a minimum score of 2.00. Page 11