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2026-27 Pair Test Requirements

United States · English · 6 pages

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Pair Test Requirements This chart reflects the rules in place for the 2026-27 season. Underlined changes are in effect for tests taken on or after June 1, 2026. Version 1.0, 5/27/26 MW Level Lifts Twist Lift Throw Jump Solo Jump Jump Sequence/ Combination Spin(s) Death Spiral/ Pivot Figure Choreographic Sequence Notes Adult Bronze 2:30 maximum 1 Lift One must be from Group 1 or a Group 2 waist lift Minimum one-half revolution by the man (no maximum). Full extension is optional for Group 2 waist lift. Variations of the woman’s position, no-handed, one￾handed, overhead, twist, carry and combination lifts and lifts that include a carry feature are not permitted; however, if a pair executes a Group 1 lift, the release of the woman’s hands after the lift extension has been achieved is not a violation of this rule. Not Permitted 1 Throw Jump (Optional) Single* 1 Solo Jump Single* 1 Jump Sequence or Jump Combination Consisting of a waltz jump and a single jump or two single jumps* *No Single Axels or multi-rotation jumps are permitted (in combination or sequences, or as solo jumps or throw jumps) 1 Solo Spin or Solo Spin Combination AND 1 Pair Spin Solo spin/combination: Min. 3 revs. if no change of foot and min. 5 revs if spin changes feet Pair spin: Min. 3 revs. total with optional change of position. Both spins: Min. two revs. in each position by both partners 1 Pivot Figure Hand hold and pivot position are optional Attempt must be identifiable 1 Choreographic Sequence Must be clearly visible AND Stroking in unison, both forward and backward, clockwise and counterclockwise Extra elements may be added without penalty See rule section 7100 for definitions and descriptions of elements