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2026 Rules and Regulations - 700 Section KiwiSkate

New Zealand · English · 7 pages

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2026 NZIFSA Rules and Regulations – 1 Jan 2026 700-5 DANCE 2 BADGE 1) Forward progressives (Canasta timing). 2) Forward cross rolls. 3) Forward progressives/chasse (one count per step). 4) Swing change of edge. 5) Forward swing rolls (count of four). 6) Canasta Tango (skated to music with a partner/solo). 7) Rhythm Blues (skated to music with partner/solo) DANCE 3 BADGE 1) Backward swing rolls (count of four). 2) Backward chasses (count of four). 3) RFI - LBI Mohawk (open, closed or swing; count of two plus two). 4) LFO RFI LFO RFI progressive steps Mohawk (RFI - LBI)/RBO. Repeat on a circle (two counts per step). 5) Swing Dance (skated to music with a partner/solo). DANCE 4 BADGE 1) Forward cross rolls (count of two). 2) Cross step (count of two). 3) RFOI change of edge (count of four plus two). 4) RFI - LBI open Mohawk (count of one plus one). 5) Fiesta Tango (skated to music with a partner/solo). DANCE 5 BADGE 1) Backward progressives (count of four). 2) LFO - RBO open Mohawk (count of one plus one). 3) FO - BI closed three turn (RFO for man, LFO for lady) (count of one plus one). 4) RFO roll with knee bend (count of four). 5) Riverside Rhumba (skated to music with or without a partner). DANCE 6 BADGE 1) RFI - LBI Mohawk (count of three plus three). 2) RFO - LBI closed three turn (count of two plus one)/LBO - RBI - LBO progressive. Repeat on a clockwise circle. 3) Willow Waltz (skated to music with or without a partner). 4) Ten-Fox (skated to music with or without a partner).