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Switzerland · German and French · 66 pages

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56 Inter-Gold / Inter-Or 3. Doppel-Choctaws auf beide Seiten Diese Übung darf selbst zusammengestellt werden. Gewünscht sind beidseitige, aufeinander folgende Choctaws (vorwärts – rückwärts – vorwärts usw., oder rückwärts – vorwärts – rück￾wärts usw.). Es müssen langsame oder eine Kombination von langsamen und schnellen Choctaws gezeigt werden. Zusätzliche Elemente dürfen verwendet werden, jedoch müssen die Choctaws klar sichtbar sein. Spurenbild: frei, mindestens eine Eisbahnlänge, danach 1 x repetieren. 3. Double-choctaws de chaque côté Le patineur crée le tracé de cet exercice à son gré. Toutefois, il est prescrit de présenter des enchaînements de choctaws dans les deux sens (avant – arrière – avant etc., ou arrière – avant – arrière etc.). Il faut montrer des choctaws lents ou une combinaison de choctaws lents et rapides. Des éléments supplémentaires peuvent être introduits, mais en veillant à ce que les choctaws restent bien visibles. Tracé: libre, au moins une traversée de piste, puis ré￾pétition une fois. Bewertung 1. Teil / points de la première partie Elemente/Eléments -5 -4 -3 -2 -1 BASE +1 +2 +3 +4 +5 1. Wenden / rockers -0,9 -0,72 -0,54 -0,36 -0,18 1,8 +0,18 +0,36 +0,54 +0,72 +0,9 2. Twizzles -0,9 -0,72 -0,54 -0,36 -0,18 1,8 +0,18 +0,36 +0,54 +0,72 +0,9 3. Doppelchoctaw / double choctaws -0,9 -0,72 -0,54 -0,36 -0,18 1,8 +0,18 +0,36 +0,54 +0,72 +0,9 Total Preisrichter/par juge 5.4 Zum Bestehen des 1. Teils braucht der Läufer die Punktzahl 5,4 bei der Mehrheit der Preis￾richter und bei der Mehrheit der Elemente mindestens die BASE. Pour la réussite de la première partie du test, le patineur doit obtenir 5,4 points chez la majorité des juges et au moins BASE pour la majorité des éléments.