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By-Laws Section 2 Tests Part D - Ice Dance and Solo Ice Dance

Australia · English · 9 pages

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SECTION 2 – TESTS (PART D - ICE DANCE and SOLO ICE DANCE) Ice Skating Australia By-Laws Last Updated: September 2025 Page 3 of 9 By-Law 244 1. There are nine Pattern Dance (Recreational) Tests, five Competitive Dance Tests and seven Solo Ice Dance Tests. 2. The dances will be evaluated using ISU Rule 708 and criteria stipulated in ISA Communications. 3. Unless otherwise stated the following will apply: Repeat: When the test is attempted as a whole, one dance only may be re-skated at the Judges’ discretion. When the whole test is not attempted, a repeat is not permitted. Judge(s) may request the repeat to be solo. Pass Mark: Pattern Dance Tests • Each Specific Key Aspect must have been achieved in more than half of the required sequences for each dance. • Overall Key Aspect for Timing must be at least Reasonable in all required sequences in each dance for a Pass. • All other Overall Key Aspects must have been evaluated as Good or Reasonable. The dance is evaluated as a whole as either a Pass or a Fail. By-Laws 245 to 249 Reserved PATTERN DANCE (RECREATIONAL) TESTS By-Law 250 PRELIMINARY PATTERN DANCE (RECREATIONAL) TEST Candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Preliminary Pattern Skills Test, or • Had overseas equivalency granted. a) (7) Dutch Waltz - 3 sequences b) (29) Tango Canasta – 3 sequences By-Law 251 ELEMENTARY PATTERN DANCE (RECREATIONAL) TEST Candidates attempting this test must have passed: • Preliminary Pattern Dance (Recreational) Test (partnered), or • Had overseas equivalency granted. Candidates must choose any two of the following pattern dances to be tested at the same test session. One dance only may be re-skated at the Judges’ discretion. Judge(s) may request the repeat to be solo. a) (6) Swing Dance – 3 sequences b) (28) Tango Fiesta - 3 sequences c) (33) Rhythm Blues – 3 sequences