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Updated requirements for 2025-26 International Solo Dance

Switzerland · English · 30 pages

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22 9 Appendix A - Pattern Dance Diagrams Includes Solo Ice Dance Steps, Key Points, Sequence Requirements, and Timing Solo Ice Dance Pattern Dance Diagrams using Solo Ice Dance Steps Definitions: Correct Edge: Correct Edge means that the Edge is clean for the whole duration of the Step. In order to be considered correct, the edge must also be held for the correct number of beats as prescribed in the rules for each pattern dance. A change of edge within the last ½ beat of the step is permitted to prepare the push/transition to the next step (unless otherwise prescribed). Correct Turn: Correct Turn means that the Turn has a correct foot placement, clean edge in and out of the Turn and is not jumped or scraped. For Twizzles, they must have the required number of rotations travelling on one foot and must not be performed as checked Three Turns or Pirouettes. In order to be considered correct, the turn must also be held for the correct number of beats as prescribed in the rules for each pattern dance. Correct Placement: The foot must be placed on the ice as described in the definition of the turn. Solo Ice Dance Steps: The required steps for Solo Ice Dance will be the same for all competitors. Depending on the dance, A-Steps (previously the Woman’s steps), B-Steps (previously Man’s steps) or a combination of both may be used. Refer to the Pattern Dance Diagrams for the Solo Ice Dance Steps to be skated for each dance. Note: All illegal elements apply to pattern dance introductions and exits.