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Règlement complémentaire tests de Danse sur glace 2024-2025

Switzerland · French · 64 pages

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27 1.7.4 Test de Danse sur glace de 3ème classe Valse Viennoise Erreurs majeures (Major errors) à prendre en compte dans l’attribution des GOE : ▪ Sections 1, 3 & 5 (pas 1–12) Pas 1–3: Pas exécuté comme un couru sur un demi-cercle/lobe régulier ; Timing incorrect (doit être 1 + 1 + 3) Pas 10–11 (La partenaire/Lady): Pas 9-10 (Le Partenaire/Man) : Exécution incorrecte des retournements (Mohawk ouvert de la￾partenaire (Lady)/Choktaw fermé du partenaire (Man)) : - pas de carres propres, nettes et correctes ; - retournement sauté, gratté, dérapé ; - timing imprécis/incorrect: (Mohawk Lady: 2 + 1 + 3, Choctaw Man 3 + 2 + 1). ▪ Sections 2, 4 & 6 (pas 13–24) Pas 16–18: Pas exécuté comme un couru sur un demi-cercle/lobe régulier ; Tempo incorrect (doit être 1 + 1 + 3) Pas 20-21: - Pas 20 pas sur une carre intérieure profonde, bien arrondie, marquée, maintenue pendant 2 temps (avant le changement de carre). - Pas 21 pas positionné sur un demi-cercle net et régulier et pas perpendiculaire à l’axe longitudinal Points déterminants/Points Clé pour l’évaluation des composantes : Skating Skills: Utilisation/couverture de la piste ; maintien sans effort de la vi￾tesse; souplesse de genou, légèreté de patinage ; transferts de poids du corps contrôlés ; carres nettes, glissées et profondes/for￾tement arrondies sur des courbes régulières et larges ; transitions bien contrôlées d’une courbe à l’autre. Timing: La douce pulsation rythmique de type « Valse viennoise » est ob￾tenue par une action de genou/cheville souple et légère donnant l'accent sur les temps 1 et 4.