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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 5 of 5 Silver The following Two (2) Pattern Dances are to be skated: #2 Foxtrot – 2 Sequences (1st sequence with A steps, 2nd sequence with B steps) #10 American Waltz – 2 Sequences (1st sequence with A steps, 2nd sequence with B steps) as per Intermediate Novice in ISU Communication 2795. Dance patterns available in the International Solo Ice Dance Competition Guidelines. There will be 1 key point described and up to Level 3 will be evaluated. Key point features: Correct Turns and Correct Edges. Basic Level Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 50% of Pattern Dance is completed. 75% of Pattern Dance is completed AND 1 Key Point is correctly executed. 75% of Pattern Dance is completed AND 2 Key Points is correctly executed. 90% of Pattern Dance is completed AND 2 Key Points is correctly executed. Bronze The following Two (2) Pattern Dances are to be skated: #8 Willow Waltz – 2 Sequences (1st sequence with B steps, 2nd sequence with A steps) #28 Tango Fiesta – 2 Sequences as per Basic Novice in ISU Communication 2795. Dance patterns available in the International Solo Ice Dance Competition Guidelines. All dances without Key Points and up to Level 2 will be evaluated. Judges evaluate the Pattern Dance with GOE Basic Level Level 1 Level 2 50% of Pattern Dance is completed. 75% of Pattern Dance is completed. 90% of Pattern Dance is completed. ▪ The factors for each Program Component are as follows: Bronze = Basic Novice; Silver = Intermediate Novice; Gold, Masters and Masters Elite = Advanced Novice. See ISU communications 2795 and 2794 as well as the International Solo Ice Dance Competition Guidelines. ▪ In Solo Dance events with two (2) Pattern Dances, the Total Score for each dance will be factored as follows: Bronze = Basic Novice; Silver = Intermediate Novice; Gold, Masters and Masters Elite = Advanced Novice. ▪ The warm-up duration for the Pattern Dances is three (3) minutes – the first 30 seconds without music followed by 2 minutes and 30 seconds of the 6th (last tune) of the ISU Ice Dance music. ▪ Each fall shall receive a deduction of 0.5 point, as per the International Solo Ice Dance Competition Guidelines. General Rules and Requirements for the Novice levels. Gold, Masters and Masters Elite 4.3 Solo Ice Dance – Free Dance Gold & Silver Sequential Twizzle Series: One (1) Set of Sequential Twizzles.  Two twizzles skated one after the other with up to two (2) steps in between twizzles.  Each push, including a scooter push, and/or transfer of weight while on two feet between twizzles is considered as a step.