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Switzerland · German and French · 66 pages

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26 Bronze 2. va Doppeldreier Beginn: 2 v Einlaufschritte gefolgt von va Doppeldreier Auslauf: ra Zirkel (R oder L nach Wahl) Nach zwei Einlaufschritten werden eine Eisbahnlänge va Doppeldr auf ½ Kreisen gezeigt. Die Verteilung der Dr ist frei, jedoch muss der Auslaufbogen nach dem zweiten Dr klar sichtbar auf einem Bein sein. Dann folgt ein va Dr, und durch Hinstellen des freien Fusses auf ra be￾ginnt der Läufer den Zirkel. Nach dem Einstecken der Spielfusszacke im Kreiszentrum sollte der Zirkel noch während mindestens einem ganzen Kreis gelaufen werden. 2. Double-trois avant extérieur Entrée: deux pas d’élan en avant, suivis de double-trois avant extérieur Sortie: pivot arrière extérieur (au choix à droite ou à gauche) Après les deux pas d’élan, exécuter sur une longueur de piste en demi-cercle des double-trois avant ext. La distribution des trois est libre, mais la sortie après le deuxième trois doit être bien visible sur un pied. Effectuer ensuite un trois avant extérieur: le patineur amorce le pivot en posant le pied libre en arrière extérieur. Après avoir piqué la pointe du pied libre dans la glace au centre du cercle, le pivot doit être maintenu pendant encore au moins un cercle entier.