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Dance Assessment Sheets

Canada · English · 90 pages

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GOLD C Dance - Rhythm Dance.pdf · page 2

Skate Canada Dance Assessment Gold C Dance – Gold Rhythm Dance April 2025 Copyright © 2025 Skate Canada Standards of Assessment Program Content Standards BRONZE (below standard) SILVER (standard) GOLD (above standard) Pattern Dance Correct steps, turns, foot placement and timing through full pattern dance. Step Sequence Uses correct skating technique. Edges entering and exiting turns are solid with good flow. Strong posture and balance is solid. Body lines are pleasing and confident in nature. Movements are precise. Twizzle Sequence Position is solid with moderate extension. Body lines are adequate. Edge entering and exiting the turn is solid and strong with good flow, symmetry and control. Dance Spin Position is solid with moderate extension. Body lines are adequate. Strong and consistent speed of revs throughout spin. Exit is controlled. Spin centres quickly. Skater can maintain center from entry to exit when changing position(s) and/or feet. Standards CRITERIA BRONZE (below standard) SILVER (standard) GOLD (above standard) Full Pattern Accuracy Correct steps, technique, pattern. Skater executes correct steps with strong technique and neat foot placement. Clear lobes are skated following the pattern. Edge Quality Balance, control, depth of edge, power and flow. Edges well defined with good depth. Skater moves easily across the ice, handles direction changes easily and maintains strong balance and control throughout. Skater has good power and flow. Carriage/Clarity Style, body line and posture. Skater demonstrates clear posture and poise. Core balance is strong and solid. Body lines are pleasing and confident. Movements are precise throughout. Character/Rhythm Ability to interpret rhythm. Skater expresses the music’s character, rhythm, and feeling with confidence and conviction. Additional Comments: ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________