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2026 Rules and Regulations - 500 Section Tests

New Zealand · English · 16 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 500-12 TEST 7 GOLD MEDAL Requirements shall be as per current ISU Regulations and relevant ISU Communications for the Senior Short Programme. Minimum GOE Total: -4 Minimum Presentation mark: 4.00 TEST 8 GOLD STAR MEDAL The programme follows the requirements for the ISU Senior Free Skate programme but must include at least the following elements: a) One double or triple twist lift b) One lift from Groups 3 or 4, with full extension of the lifting arm(s) c) One lift from Group 5 f) Two double or triple throw jumps g) One solo triple jump h) One solo jump combination or one jump sequence consisting of two different double jumps i) One forward outside death spiral Lifts, death spirals and spins must be a minimum of Level 2 in order to pass. Minimum GOE Total: -7 Minimum Presentation mark: 4.50 516 REQUIREMENTS FOR PATTERN DANCE TESTS 516.1 Dances may be skated either partnered or solo. Skaters may change from solo test to partnered test and vice versa without having to repeat tests already passed. 516.2 Each pattern dance must be skated alone on the ice surface as follows: a) For two sequences of the dance: Starlight Waltz Argentine Tango Ravensburger Waltz Tango Romantica Yankee Polka Golden Waltz Austrian Waltz Silver Samba Cha Cha Congelado Tango Westminster Waltz European Waltz American Waltz Midnight Blues Swing Dance Dutch Waltz Finnstep Willow Waltz b) For three sequences of the dance: Viennese Waltz Blues Paso Doble Tango Canasta Baby Blues Canadian Cha Cha Hickory Hoedown Rhythm Blues Golden Skaters’ Waltz Tango Fiesta Ten Fox Riverside Rhumba c) For four sequences of the dance: Rhumba Fourteenstep Foxtrot Rocker Foxtrot Quickstep d) For six sequences of the dance: Kilian