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INTERNATIONAL SOLO ICE DANCE COMPETITION GUIDELINES – TECHNICAL RULES AND LEVEL REQUIREMENTS 2026-2027

Switzerland · English · 28 pages

Live federation-linked copy checked 14 September 2026; 2026/27 international solo competition guidelines, not a Swiss test ladder. 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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INTERNATIONAL SOLO ICE DANCE COMPETITION GUIDELINES – TECHNICAL RULES AND LEVEL REQUIREMENTS 2026-2027 original page 16
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Group C – (Upper Body, Entry and Exit) 1. Additional Twizzle: At least 3 rotations, performed correctly, started with a different entry edge from any of the required Twizzles (whether two or three) and preceded by a maximum of one step for Set of Sequential Twizzles and for a Set of Solo Twizzles. 2. Dance Jump: the entry edge for the Twizzle will be determined by the landing edge of the Dance Jump. • Entry to the first or second Twizzle (applicable for Junior/Senior RD and Junior/Senior FD) • Entry to the third Twizzle (applicable for Senior FD) 3. One Foot with a Change of Direction: Two Twizzles performed on one foot without a change of foot, with no limit on turns or movements performed on one foot between the required Twizzles; • Junior/Senior Rhythm Dance - between the first and second twizzle and between the second and third twizzle • Junior Free Dance - between the second and third twizzle • Senior Free Dance - between the second and third twizzle and between the third and fourth Twizzle 4. Set of Twizzles immediately performed directly after entry movements/steps which are at least one of the following: creative, difficult, complex, unexpected. 5. Core of body: shifted off the vertical axis. NOTES ON ADDITIONAL FEATURES 1. A Feature may be performed in any Required Twizzle but will only count when done correctly the first time. 2. A chosen Additional Feature from Groups A and B, including the Group C “Core of body off axis” shall be considered for a Level if it is fully achieved and established: within the first half rotation of the Twizzle and held until the number of rotations needed for that Level is fully completed (2 rotations for Level 2, 3 rotations for Level 3, 4 rotations for Level 4). 3. There is no limit on turns or movements performed on one foot on the change of foot or the steps between required Twizzles. Any number of connecting turns after the Twizzle rotations considered for level, including additional single Twizzle(s), performed in the same spinning direction (i.e a single Twizzle repeated multiple times). 4. Group C Additional Twizzle - If more than one step is performed prior to the “Additional Twizzle” feature, it is no longer considered for Level. 5. Any change of weight when on two feet between Twizzles will be considered a step. 6. In a Set of Twizzles to achieve the “C” Feature of ‘Two twizzles performed on one foot without change of foot, with no limits on turns or movements, performed on one foot between Twizzles. • When this C feature is permitted, the requirement to be considered is that there are at least three completed rotations during the Twizzle immediately following the execution of this feature. • If, in addition, the “Additional Twizzle” feature is also performed with at least three rotations AND is executed correctly, then the Technical Panel should also consider this as an additional “C” feature for Level. The “C” feature(s) attempted in the RD cannot be repeated in the FD for Level and will be ignored by the Technical Panel. This applies even if the features were not given credit for Level in the RD. Characteristics of Levels for Twizzle Element for Junior Rhythm Dance and Junior Free Dance Basic Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 At least 1 rotation At least 2 rotations Different entry edge Different entry edge Different entry edge in each of the two in each of the two and different and different and different Twizzles Twizzles. direction of rotation direction of rotation direction of rotation for the two for the two for the two Twizzles. Twizzles. Twizzles. At least 2 rotations At least 3 rotations At least 4 rotations in each Twizzle in each Twizzle in each Twizzle AND AND AND AND at least 1 Feature. 2 different Features 3 different Features 4 different Features from two different from three different from three different groups. groups. groups. (Features must be (Features must be (Features must be (Features must be held for one full held for two full held for three held for four revolution for Groups revolutions for Groups revolutions for Groups revolutions for Groups A, B & C*) A, B & C*) A, B & C*) A, B & C*) C* = Body off Axis feature 16