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Aussie Skate Curriculum

Australia · English · 10 pages

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Forward outside swing roll count 6 Alt forward progressive count of 6 Killian hold Corner steps Dutch Waltz 2 sequences of the Dutch Waltz Pattern - one circuit of rink Consecutive forward prog/chases (CW & ACW) Forward slide chases to count of 4 (CW & ACW) Consecutive forward swing rolls Reverse Kilian hold 2 Sequences of the Canasta Tango Pattern - one circuit of rink Cross Roll Swing Swing Roll with Change of Edge (O-I) Progressive (Run) LFO to RFI to LFI Progressive (Run) RFO to LFI to RFI Russian or Power Stroking to 4/4 Timing Waltz Hold – demonstrate hold 2 sequences of the Baby Blues Pattern – one circuit of rink Consecutive Forward Cross Rolls (4 steps) Cross Roll Swing (both feet) Step RFI to LFI (series of 4 steps) Step RFI to LFI (with foot tuck under behind skating foot) Foxtrot Hold – demonstrate hold 2 sequences of Swing Foxtrot pattern – one circuit of rink Dance 4 Swing Foxtrot Dance 1 Dutch Waltz Dance 2 Canasta Tango Dance 3 Baby Blues AUSSIE SKATETM ICE DANCE Each dance has been selected to teach the basics of ice dancing. Dances can be performed in couples or as solo. Couples can be same gender. When performing dances in competition, 2 sequences of each dance is required (one circuit of rink) Aussie Skate Curriculum Updated January 2026