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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 19
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7. One Foot Turns Sequence ADDITIONAL PRINCIPLES OF CALLING 1. One Foot Turns Sequence consists of Difficult Turns performed on one foot. 2. The One Foot Turn element shall be identified when all four turns have been attempted or the skater has missed one (1) or two (2) turns due to an error. 3. Two difficult turns used as part of choreography or as an entry into or exit out of another element shall not be identified as a One Foot Turn. 4. Additional One Foot turns and power-pulls may be included. 5. If a loss of control with additional support occurs during the One Foot Turns Sequence and continues without interruption, its Level shall be reduced by one Level per error. 6. If a Fall or Interruption occurs during a One Foot Turn Sequence and the Element is immediately resumed, the element shall be identified and given a Level according to the requirements met before the Fall or Interruption, or ignored if the requirements for Basic Level are not met. 7. Hops/jumps landing on the same foot during the One Foot Turns Sequence are permitted. Additional Definitions, Specifications to Definitions and Notes Types of One Foot Turns Sequence Difficult turns: Bracket, Rocker, Counter, Twizzle (Twizzle with one rotation- “Single Twizzle” only counts for Level 1 and 2. “Double Twizzle” counts for Levels 1–4), skated on distinct and recognizable edges according to the definitions of the turns. Notes: An error in any part of a turn will result in the turn not being considered for Level. This also applies to an error in any part of a Single Twizzle or “Double Twizzle”, the entire Twizzle is not considered towards the Level. As an example-If the skater includes a “Double Twizzle” as a Difficult Turn and there is a mistake in the execution within any part of the Turn, it is not considered even as a “Single Twizzle”. Characteristics of Levels for One Foot Turns Sequence Element • Only the first attempt of a Difficult Turn is considered for Level. • For Level 3 and 4, Twizzle must be done with at least two rotations – “Double Twizzle” • For the Senior level, any Twizzle performed as the last of the four (4) turns will not be considered for level. Basic Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 At least 2 Types of 1 Type of One Foot 2 different Types 3 different Types ALL 4 different One Foot Turn is Turns correctly of One Foot Turns of One Foot Turns Types of One Foot executed executed correctly executed correctly executed Turns correctly executed (All 4 turns should be attempted AND unless 1 or 2 are missed due to an All Turns are 100% error) clean 19