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French federal ice-dance tests, 2025/26 edition

France · French · 25 pages

Official CSNDG 2025/26 edition, revised 23 January 2026. Not verified as the 2026/27 syllabus.. Original-language text is shown as extracted. An original-page image is provided for diagram-only pages and the British skills guides. Extracted table text can lose column alignment; check the original before interpreting a table.

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Danses Imposées requises pour l’obtention d’un Test, une partie en Standard et une partie en Solo, se verra attribuer le Test Solo correspondant. Une danse imposée acquise sur une compétition Adulte le sera uniquement pour l'obtention du Test Major ou Major Solo de Danses Imposées correspondant. En cas d'obtention d'un Test par équivalence, celui-ci sera validé dans sa totalité. 4.1.3 Tests Fédéraux de Danse Libre Les Tests Fédéraux de Danse Libre se passent en Compétition : Compétitions Internationales, Compétitions Nationales, Tournoi de France, Tournoi Interrégional ou Championnats de Ligue. Les tests fédéraux Major de Danse Libre se passent uniquement en Compétitions Adultes. 4.2 Contenus techniques des Tests 4.2.1 Contenu technique des Tests Fédéraux d’Initiation et des Tests Fédéraux d’Initiation Major 1) Patins (Premiers Pas) a. Patin Vert : i. S'asseoir et se relever, ii. Se déplacer en piétinant, iii. Aller chercher un objet et le ramener. b. Patin Bleu : i. Se déplacer en avant tout seul, ii. Porter un objet d'un endroit à un autre, iii. Passer sous un obstacle, iv. Passer entre deux objets pieds joints. c. Patin Rouge : i. Traverser la largeur de la piste, ii. Faire la trottinette, iii. Marcher autour d'un cercle ou autre objet, iv. Passer par-dessus un objet, v. Reculer avec l'aide d'un camarade ou en se repoussant de la barrière. Pour les Tests Patins (Premiers Pas), pas de causes d’échec, à partir du moment où tous les exercices ont été réussis (Possibilité de tenter au moins une seconde fois un exercice raté). 2) Lames Règlement Sportif National de Danse sur Glace - édition 2025/2026 - 1/07/2025 Retour vers -Sommaire- Page 110 sur 131