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Communication 191 - Adult Technical Specifications 2026/27

Australia · English · 5 pages

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ISA Communication 191 - Technical Specifications for Adult Singles Pair ID & SID 2026_27 Season Page 4 of 5 4. ICE DANCE & SOLO ICE DANCE 4.1 Pattern Dance – Couples Masters Elite: Couples entering this category will compete against other Masters Elite Ice Dance Couples. The technical requirements are the same as those for the category “Masters Pattern Dance”. Masters: #12: Viennese Waltz (3 sequences) adjusted tempo option 150-159 bpm #32: Tango Romantica (2 sequences) adjusted tempo option 108-114 bpm Gold: #12: Viennese Waltz (3 sequences) adjusted tempo option 150-159 bpm #23: Paso Doble (2 sequences) adjusted tempo option 108-114 bpm Silver: #2: Foxtrot (2 sequences) adjusted tempo option 96-102 bpm #9: European Waltz (2 sequences) adjusted tempo option 129-138 bpm Bronze: #5: Tenfox (3 sequences) adjusted tempo option 96-102 bpm #6: Swing Dance (2 sequences) adjusted tempo option 94-102 bpm 4.2 Pattern Dance – Solo Ice Dance Gold, Masters and Masters Elite The following Two (2) Pattern Dances are to be skated: #34 Blues – 2 Sequences (1st sequence with A steps, 2nd sequence with B steps) #23 Paso Doble – 2 Sequences (1st sequence with A steps, 2nd sequence with B steps) and one Choreographic Exit Element from the following: • Choreographic Sliding Movement • Choreographic Twizzling Movement • Choreographic Spinning Movement Note: The chosen Choreographic Exit Element is to be performed after the last step of the Paso Doble as per Advanced Novice in ISU Communication 2795. Dance patterns available in the International Solo Ice Dance Competition Guidelines. There will be 2 key points and up to Level 4 will be evaluated. Key point features: Correct Edges, Correct Edges and Turns, Correct Cross Roll and Edges. Basic Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 50% of Pattern Dance Element is completed. 75% of Pattern Dance Element is completed AND 1 Key Point is correctly executed. 75% of Pattern Dance Element is completed AND 2 Key Points is correctly executed. 90% of Pattern Dance Element is completed AND 3 Key Points are correctly executed. 100% of Pattern Dance Element is completed without interruption AND 3 Key Points are correctly executed.