USAid. Technical Panel Handbook. Juvenile, Intermediate, Novice. Ice Dance. Rule Vetting Clarifications

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1 USAid Technical Panel Handbook,, Novice Ice Dance Rule Vetting Clarifications

2 Dance Free Dance Level Element Issue Requirement Call Twizzle Twizzle as a spin or as checked threeturns Twizzle turns to be correctly. Calling specifications of ISU Communication 1331 and U.S. Figure Skating are utilized. If up to 1 rotation becomes a spin or checked three-turns, the Twizzles will be reduced by one Level. If more than 1 rotation becomes a spin or checked three-turns, the Twizzle will be called a Level 1. Page 2 of 9

3 Dance and Adult Dance Twizzle Calling Specifications (from ISU Communication 1331 & U.S. Figure Skating) Basic Requirements: Both partners complete at least one full rotation for the twizzle. The Twizzle will be identified but given no level when one or both partners skate less than one full rotation each. 1. If one or both partners touch(es) the free foot down during the execution of the turn, the level will be assessed in accordance with the number of clean rotations before the touchdown. 2. If the skaters perform a three-turn, check rotation and then start a twizzle, the entry edge and the number of rotations of that twizzle will be counted after the three-turn from the starting edge of the proper twizzle. 3. If there is a full stop before the twizzle, the level of the twizzle will be reduced by one level. 4. Twizzle as a spin or as checked three-turns: If up to one rotation becomes a spin or checked three-turns, the Twizzles will be reduced by one level. If more than one rotation becomes a spin or checked three-turns, the Twizzles will be called Level 1. Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Twizzles that do not meet the criteria for Level 2, 3 or 4 requirements but meet the basic requirements for the and Adult Free Dance Twizzle. Option 1 Twizzles at least 2 full rotations (for both partners) Started with a forward edge (for both partners) Option 2 Twizzles at least 1 full rotation (for both partners) Started with a backward edge (for both partners) Option 1 Twizzles at least 3 full rotations (for both partners) Started with a forward edge (for both partners) Option 2 Twizzles at least 2 full rotations (for both partners) Started with a backward edge (for both partners) Option 1 Twizzles at least 4 full rotations (for both partners) Started with a forward edge (for both partners) Option 2 Twizzles at least 3 full rotations (for both partners) Started with a backward edge (for both partners) Page 3 of 9

4 Starlight Waltz Argentine Tango Kilian Novice Pattern Dance Key Points Guidelines for evaluating the novice pattern dances: Four key points in each sequence/section of the dance will be assessed by the technical panel to establish the level of the whole sequence/section as one unit, and judges will give one GOE for the whole sequence/section. The key points will be taken into consideration by the technical panel to establish the level of each sequence/section of the dance. Calling Specifications for Pattern s The Novice Dance Pattern Dance event key points cite for Level 1 that 75% of the pattern must be completed. For Levels 2-4, a percentage was not cited but pattern completion and key points attained are within the technical assessment of each segment performed. For Novice Pattern Dance, Levels 2-4 the ISU guideline as described in the ISU Handbook for Technical Panels Ice Dance will be followed, with revision to a Pattern Dance event: For Level 2 and 3, without interruption means that the Pattern Dance segment is not interrupted more than four beats in total, either through stumbles, falls or any other reason, for Level 4, without interruption means that the Pattern Dance segment is not interrupted at all, even if stumbles or other mistakes occur. If the Pattern Dance segment is interrupted more than four beats in total, the Technical Panel will reduce the Level to 1 if the requirements for Level 1 (75 percent of the pattern completed) are met. Calling Details Clean a turn that is on the correct entry and exit edges and without scraping, hopping, skidding or on the toe. Clear an edge that is recognizable as being the specified edge Correct An element with a single component (step, one-foot turn) that is as defined according to dance glossary definitions and any additional pattern dance specifications. An element with multiple components [2 or more steps, 2 or more edges, 2-foot turn (Mo, Cho), step with cross and swing, etc.] in which all parts of the element are as defined according to dance glossary definitions and any additional pattern dance specifications. Page 4 of 9

5 Starlight Waltz Base Value 15.5 Each Key Point is One Calling Specification Level. Each Level is 25% of Value s Key Points Lady Man Both 75% of steps Simple completion of steps by BOTH skaters. Execution is 1-10 recognizable as 1/4. 1/4 Chasse Step 3 (RBO) and Step 3 (LFO) and Step series, Steps Step 6 (LBO) on 6 (RFO) clear edges 1-3, 4-6. All clear edges correct for level 1 = = 2.5 2/5 2 = = 3.2 3/6 3 = = 3.2 Step 9. Both correct for level Step 10 75% of steps turn series, Steps All correct for level Step Lady Step 17 Man 75% of steps Steps Step 28 Step 31 RBOI LFOI Correct Chasses (Steps 2 and 5) Clear LBO Clear RFO throughout throughout Simple completion of steps by BOTH skaters. Execution is recognizable as 2/5. Two (2) clean 3- Three (3) clean 3- turns. turns. LFO-RBO clmo. Clear RBO throughout Simple completion of steps by BOTH skaters. Execution is recognizable as 3/6. LFI-RBI opmo. Correct CR to clean LFO-3-turn. Correct CR to clear RFO throughout. Page 5 of 9

6 Argentine Tango Base Value 15.5 Each Key Point is One Calling Specification Level. Each Level is 25% of Value s Key Points Lady Man Both 75% of Simple completion of steps by BOTH skaters. Execution is steps 1-15 recognizable as 1/4. 1/4 Step 9. 1 = = 2.3 2/5 2 = = 3.6 3/6 3 = = 2.8 Step 10 Step 13. for Level 75% of steps Step 20. Step 23- Man Step 23 Lady 75% of steps Cross Roll series, Steps Lady Cross Roll series, Steps Man Step 31. Correct RFO-CR to clean 3-turn. Correct XB to clean RFI Ctr. Correct LBO-CR Correct XB to start completely correct LFIO Simple completion of steps by BOTH skaters. Execution is recognizable as 2/5. Clear CR-RFO-Sw *corrected all steps 10/3/11 LFO-Sw-Tw-like turn. LFO-RBI-Sw-opCho Simple completion of steps by BOTH skaters. Execution is recognizable as 3/6. CR series: CR-LBO, CR-RBO, CR-LBO, CR-RBO CR-LBO-Sw CR series: CR-RFO, CR-LFO, CR-RFO, CR-LFO CR-RFO-Sw Page 6 of 9

7 Kilian Base Value 15.5 Each Key Point is One Calling Specification Level. Each Level is 25% of Value s Key Points Lady Man Both 75% of Simple completion of steps by BOTH skaters. Execution of segment = = = = = = 3.4 steps 1-14 Steps 3 and 4. Both correct for level. Step 8. Steps 9 and 10. Both correct for level. is recognizable. U.S. Figure Skating Clarification on Kilian steps 9 and 10 Clear LFO and clear RFO Correct CR to clear RFO XB-LFI XF-OpCho RBO. Kilian Steps 9 and 10 are key points for the Kilian. Below is the U.S. Figure Skating clarification of the open Choctaw for the Kilian. As stated in ISU regulations, the general description of the turn is to be followed unless otherwise specified in the dance description. The ISU definition which is contained in the U.S. Figure Skating Dance Glossary is written as follows: open choctaw a choctaw in which the free foot is placed on the ice on the inner side of the skating foot. Following the weight transfer, the immediate position of the new free foot is behind the heel of the new skating foot. The Kilian dance description cites the following for steps 9 and 10, (a crossed in front open choctaw): the right free foot must be placed on the ice slightly in front of the skating foot, with both knees well turned out in a momentary open position. The right free foot placement on the ice slightly in front of the skating foot will be considered as no more than one blade length. Page 7 of 9

8 Rule Vetting,, Novice Dance - Free Dance Level Element Issue Requirement Call Lifts Repeated lift type Lifts must be of different types Novice Lifts Repeated Lift types- Option with Short Lifts Novice Lifts Option with Short Lifts - 4th lift Option with Long Lifts 3rd lift Option with Long Lift -2nd Long Lift Novice Novice Only One Lift type may be repeated lift Max 1 lift type may be repeated Option with Short Lifts -Max 3 lifts Option with Long Lift- Max 2 lifts 2 nd lift of same type is asterisked (*) Additional repeated lift type is 3rd or 4th lift is 1 Long Lift permitted 2nd Long Lift is Lifts 3 rd lift Max 2 lifts 3rd lift is Dance Spins Step Sequences Long Lift 2 nd Dance Spin or Combination Spin 2 nd Step Sequence Not Touching type of Step Sequence Long Lifts are not permitted 1 Dance Spin or Combination Spin permitted 1 Step Sequence permitted Not Touching types of Step Sequences not permitted Long Lift is 2 nd Dance Spin or Combination Spin is asterisked (*) Only 1 st Step Sequence is considered Not Touching type of Step Sequence is Page 8 of 9

9 Novice Step Sequences Set of Twizzles Serpentine Step Sequence 2 nd set of Twizzles Serpentine Step Sequence not permitted 1 set of Twizzles permitted Serpentine Step Sequence is 2 nd set of Twizzles is ignored by the Technical Panel Twizzle 2 nd Twizzle 1 Twizzle permitted 2 nd Twizzle is ignored by the Technical Panel Page 9 of 9

Judging System. Handbook for Technical Panels. Ice Dance

Judging System. Handbook for Technical Panels. Ice Dance Judging System Handbook for Technical Panels Ice Dance As of 27.7.2015 Summary Basic principles of calling 3 Questions and answers (clarifications) 4 Questions and answers (application cases) 5 Required