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Ice Dance Test Manual

Great Britain / United Kingdom · English · 18 pages

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COMMERCIAL Test Requirements NATIONAL 8 IMPORTANT If skaters wish to compete in open competitions, national qualifiers and national championships, skaters must choose the Competitive Pattern Dance pathway. If skaters are testing for recreational purposes, they also have the option of the National Test pathway. NATIONAL PATTERN DANCE REQUIREMENTS PASS REQUIREMENTS Two (2) of the following Pattern Dances must be skated, chosen by the skater: Argentine Tango (2 seq). Starlight Waltz (2 seq). Paso Doble (3 seq). Rhumba (4 seq). Cha Cha Congelado (2 seq). The combined GOE must be no lower than +1. No element received a GOE of lower than -4. Each Program Component must receive a minimum score of 5.00. COMPETITIVE PATTERN DANCE - SENIOR REQUIREMENTS PASS REQUIREMENTS The skater must perform a Rhythm Dance according to the Senior criteria in accordance with the ISU requirements of the current season if skating as a couple, or the ISU International Solo Ice Dance Criteria of the current season if skating as a solo skater. The combined GOE must be no lower than 0. No element received a GOE of lower than -4. Each Program Component must receive a minimum score of 5.00. FREE DANCE REQUIREMENTS PASS REQUIREMENTS The skater must perform a Free Dance according to the Senior criteria in accordance with the ISU requirements of the current season if skating as a couple, or the ISU International Solo Ice Dance Criteria of the current season if skating as a solo skater. The combined GOE must be no lower than +1. No element received a GOE of lower than -4. Each Program Component must receive a minimum score of 5.00. Page 16