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Updated requirements for 2025-26 International Solo Dance

Switzerland · English · 30 pages

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15 5 Marking Guide for Grades of Execution of Required Elements Solo Ice Dance 5.1 Grades of Execution of Pattern Dance Elements & Pattern Dances 2024/25 – Solo Ice Dance -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 Steps held for the required number or beats Less than 75% of Steps held for required # of beats Out of Musical Structure 75% or more Steps held for required # of beats 90% or more Steps held for required # of beats 100% of Steps/Edges held for required #of beats Falls / Errors / Loss of Control Two (2) Falls AND/OR many serious errors One (1) Fall or Serious error Two (2) Stumbles or Serious errors Stumble / touchdown or up to 25% element missed One (1) Touchdown / Loss of Control Slight Loss of Control/ One (1) Touchdown (no break within the Element) None Features More negative features/errors than positive features Basic execution - Generally correct 1 – 2 positive features 3 – 4 positive features 5 – 6 positive features 7 – 8 positive features (no negative features/errors) More than 8 positive features (no negative features/errors) More than 8 negative features 7 – 8 negative features 5 – 6 negative features 3 – 4 negative features 1 – 2 negative features NEGATIVE FEATURES POSITIVE FEATURES EXECUTION THROUGHOUT ELEMENT 1- Poor execution and/or Element labored and/or Loss of Control with or without additional support 1-4 1- Good quality – correctness, cleanness, depth and sureness of Edges/Steps/Turns 2-4 2- Incorrect Steps/Turns (per each) 1 2- Smooth and Effortless 2 3- Poor body lines and carriage 1 3- Glide and flow maintained (movement across the ice) 2 4- Lack of glide and flow (movement across the ice) 1-3 4- Nuances/accents reflect character and style of the chosen rhythm 1-2 5- Does not reflect the character and style of the chosen 1-2 5- Body lines and carriage stylish according to the chosen Rhythm 1 6- Not started on the prescribed beat (for each Section / Sequence) 2 6- Timing accurate 100% 2 7- Pattern incorrect, including crossing the long axis when not permitted 1-2 7- Maximum utilization of the ice surface with the correct Pattern 2