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Règlement complémentaire tests de Danse sur glace 2024-2025

Switzerland · French · 64 pages

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8 Marking guide for Grade of Execution of Sequences/Sections Characteristics of Grade of Execution Aspects Very poor Poor Mediocre Acceptable Good Very Good Outstan￾ding/ excellent Sequence/Section of pattern dance -3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3 Quality/correctness of edges/steps/turns for the whole of Pattern Dance Element 40% or less clean edges/steps/ turns with many errors 50% clean edges/steps/ turns with 2 major errors 60% clean edges/steps/ turns with 1 major errors 75% clean edges/steps/ turns with no major errors 80% clean edges/steps/ turns with no major errors 90% clean edges/steps/ turns with no major errors 100% clean edges/step s/ turns Depth of edges very flat generally flat some flats shallow good curves deep very deep Correct holds 40% 50% 60% 75% 80% 90% 100% Correct Pattern (cor￾rect tracking and restart and its repetition if more than one Se￾quence is required) 40% 50% 60% 75% 80% 90% 100% Adjustments to Grade of Execution Sections/Sequences of Pattern Dance No higher than: Reduce by: Not started on the prescribed beat: - for Pattern Dances skated when ISU Dance Music is required: Introductory Steps are not finished with (too short) or exceed (too long) the introductory phrasing of the particular tune - for Pattern Dances skated when music must be provided by the Couple: first Step of the dance not on the required beat of the measure 1 grade for the first performed sequence/sec￾tion Not holding Edges/Steps for required number of beats for one or both partners: - from one Edge/Step up to 10% of Steps of the Pattern Dance Element - for more than 10% and up to 25% of Steps of the Pattern Dance Element - for more than 25% of Steps of the Pattern Dance Element +1 0 -1 Pattern Dance Element missed through interruption of up to ¼ element -1 Skating of Steps due to Stumble or Fall -1 Losses of Balance, Stumbles and Falls No higher than: Reduce by: Loss of Balance by one partner 1 grade Loss of Balance by both partners 0 Stumble by one partner 0 Stumble by both partners -1 Fall by one partner -2 Fall by both partners -3 1.6 Critères requis pour la réussite d’un test Pour les tests de développement de la base 6ème – 1ère classe, une moyenne des TSS (Total Segment Score) des danses imposées est établie pour chaque juge. Une danseuse, un danseur ou un couple de danse a réussi son test de développement de la base 6ème – 2ème classe si la moyenne des TSS des danses imposées requise pour le test en question a été obtenue chez la majorité des juges.