MILTON KEYNES ROLLER DANCE CLUB

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1 MILTON KEYNES ROLLER DANCE CLUB 2 June 2005 Dear Skating Club, Milton Keynes Roller Dance Club have pleasure inviting you to their Roller Skating Festival over the weekend of the 10 th and 11 th of September 2005 at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium, Aylesbury. After our year off, we have made very few adjustments to our normal format. The biggest change is to switch from duo events to novelty couples. For more details see the notes on the events. The figures events will be run first on the Saturday of the Festival. We hope you will enjoy your visit. The final closing date for entries is Monday the 1 st of August and we regret that late entries cannot be accepted. The club reserves the right to close early if there are too many entries. All competitors will be issued with passes, along with one pass for the club coach. These will be sent about a fortnight before the competition when the event order will be confirmed. Please note, until all entries have been received and processed, balancing the events for the two days must be performed and the running order can then be set. Enquiries before that is completed will be unsuccessful. The entry fees for the events are as follows: Team Events 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, per skater Duos & Couples Events 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, per skater Solo Events 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 28, 29, 33, per skater Solo Events 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, per skater Cheques should be made payable to Milton Keynes Roller Dance Club and your entries forwarded to Ray Brisley, 29 Crowborough Lane, Kents Hill, Milton Keynes MK7 6HE. Please note that no fees can be returned. Feel free to copy the entry form for as many skaters as you require. An electronic version can be obtained by ing SBrisley@MKRDC.com or check our web site at We hope that you will be able to take part in our Festival and look forward to hearing from you. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact Ray at

2 Team Dances Event 1 NOVICE TEAM DANCE 3 Skaters, Non-Medalists in Dance, at least one Newcomer from event 14 or 15 of any age plus up to two other novices, up to 12 years on Forward Outside Edges with Runs into Arabesque around the ends (Tango 104) Collegiate (92) Skaters March (100) See Note 1 Event 2 NOVICE TEAM DANCE 3 Skaters, Non-Medalists in Dance Forward Outside Edges with Runs into Arabesque around the ends (Tango 104) Collegiate (92) Skaters March (100) See Note 1 Event 3 PRELIMINARY TEAM DANCE 3 Skaters, up to Preliminary Medalists in Dance, up to 14 years on Keats Foxtrot (96) Tudor Waltz (144) Kent Tango (100) See Note 1 Event 4 PRIMARY TEAM DANCE 3 Skaters, up to Bronze Medalists in Dance Keats Foxtrot (96) Tudor Waltz (144) Kent Tango (100) See Note 1 Event 5 SENIOR TEAM DANCE 3 Skaters, up to Gold Medalists in Dance Imperial Tango (104) Terenzi Waltz (168) Kilian (108) See Note 1 Event 6 ADULT TEAM DANCE 3 Skaters, all over 30 years Olympic Foxtrot (104) Skaters March (100) Mirror Waltz (108) See Note 1 Note 1 Skaters can only compete in one team dance event

3 Couples and Duos Dance Event 7 NOVICE NOVELTY COUPLES DANCE Non-Medalists in Dance Glide Waltz (120) Canasta Tango (100) See Note 2, 4 and 5 Event 8 PRIMARY NOVELTY COUPLES DANCE up to Preliminary Medalists in Dance Tudor Waltz (144) Siesta Tango (100) See Note 2, 4 and 5 Event 9 OPEN NOVELTY COUPLES DANCE Imperial Tango (104) Kilian (108) See Note 2 and 5 Event 10 ADULT DUOS DANCE both skaters over 30 years Skaters March (100) Canasta Tango (100) See Note 3, 5 and 7 Event 11 JUNIOR COUPLES DANCE up to Bronze Medalists in Dance Siesta Tango (100) Tudor Waltz (144) See Note 4 and 6 Event 12 NOVICE ADULT COUPLES DANCE up to Preliminary Medalists in Dance, one partner over 30 years Glide Waltz (120) Denver Shuffle (100) See Note 4 and 6 Event 13 OPEN ADULT COUPLES DANCE one partner over 30 years Siesta Tango (100) Tudor Waltz (144) See Note 6 Note 2 The Novelty Couples events are designed for fun. The dances are to be performed in appropriate couples holds but the couples can be made up of any combination of males and females. Where a male and female skate together, they must swap steps. The costumes of the couples will be a significant part of the marking so dressing up is encouraged. Note 3 In the duos event, competitors are allowed to hold. Note 4 In the duos and couples events, competitors must skate to the higher of the competitor's standard. Note 5 Skaters can only compete in one novelty couples or duo dance event. Note 6 Couples can only compete in one of the couples dance events. Note 7 Couples can not skate with their partner if they enter the duo event

4 Solo Dances Event 14 NEWCOMERS SOLO DANCE Non-Medalists in Dance, only for skaters in their first dance competition Forward Outside Edges with Runs into Arabesque around the ends (Tango 104) Glide Waltz (120) See Note 8 Event 15 YEARLINGS SOLO DANCE Non-Medalists in Dance, only for skaters who have started competing in dance competitions since Olympic Foxtrot (104) Glide Waltz (120) See Note 8 Event 16 NOVICE SOLO DANCE Non-Medalists in Dance, up to 11 years on Canasta Tango (100) Swing Foxtrot (104) See Note 8 Event 17 ELEMENTARY SOLO DANCE up to Elementary Medalists in Dance Kent Tango (100) Tudor Waltz (144) See Note 8 Event 18 PRELIMINARY SOLO DANCE up to Preliminary Medalists in Dance Kent Tango (100) Tudor Waltz (144) See Note 8 Event 19 JUNIOR SOLO DANCE Inter-Bronze and Bronze Medalists in Dance Imperial Tango (104) Blues (88) See Note 8 Event 20 INTERMEDIATE SOLO DANCE Inter-Silver and Silver Medalists in Dance Federation Foxtrot (104) Terenzi Waltz (168) See Note 8 Note 8 Skaters can only compete in one compulsory solo dance event - 4 -

5 Solo Dances - continued Event 21 SENIOR SOLO DANCE Quick Step (112) Argentine Tango (104) See Note 8 Event 22 NOVICE ADULT SOLO DANCE up to Elementary Medalists in Dance, over 25 years Olympic Foxtrot (104) Glide Waltz (120) See Note 8 Event 23 ADULT SOLO DANCE up to Bronze Medalists in Dance, over 25 years Swing Foxtrot (104) Denver Shuffle (100) See Note 8 Event 24 ORIGINAL SET PATTERN DANCE 2 Circuits of the floor - 2 or 4 sequences to the skaters choice of music. Note 8 Skaters can only compete in one compulsory solo dance event - 5 -

6 Figures Event 25 PRIMARY FIGURES up to Preliminary Medalists in Figures Figures: RBO (3) and FO 3 (8a or b) See Note 9 Event 26 JUNIOR FIGURES up to Bronze Medalists in Figures Figures: FI 3 (9a or b) and BI Double 3 (13) See Note 9 Event 27 SENIOR FIGURES Figures: FO Paragraph Double 3 (36a or b) and FO Paragraph Brackets (40a or b) See Note 9 Note 9 Skaters can only compete in one figure event

7 Free Style Event 28 NEWCOMERS FREE Non-Medalists in Free, only for skaters who have started competing in free style competitions since minutes Free Skating Programme to Elementary standard Event 29 NOVICE FREE Non-Medalists in Free 2 minutes Free Skating Programme to Preliminary standard Event 30 PRIMARY FREE up to Preliminary Medalists in Free 2 minutes Free Skating Programme to Bronze standard Event 31 JUNIOR FREE up to Bronze Medalists in Free 3 minutes Free Skating Programme to Inter-Silver standard Event 32 SENIOR FREE 4 minutes Free Skating Programme Event 33 ADULT FREE over 25 years 2 minutes Free Skating Programme Event 34 NOVELTY FREE Free Skating Programme of between 1.5 and 2 minutes This Event is to be marked primarily for Entertainment value and Costume. Note 10 Skaters can only compete in one free style event

8 General Notes Note 11 Competitors can skate upwards in age or standard subject to the limitations of the specific notes. All ages and standards are inclusive Note 12 Couples can compete in the duo event but can not skate with their partner. Note 13 In compulsory dance events there may be two skaters or team skaters on the floor at the same time depending on the level of entries. Note 14 Vocal music is not permitted in Free Style events but is allowed for the Event 34 Novelty Free. Note 15 Free Style music can be supplied on tape or CD only. Note 16 There is a limit of ten entries per event, per club. For additional entries, consider entries in the next higher standard event. Note 17 There will be presentations on both days of the competitions. Note 18 A Mix-and-Match will be considered after the Presentations each day subject to time. Note 19 Normal competitive ages will apply where necessary - as at 1 st January Note 20 All medal test standards must be supplied if there is an entry for that discipline. For all dance events this means that for any solo and partnered test standards, it must be the higher standard which is applied to the event(s) entered. Note 21 If there is a large number of entries for any event, the skaters will be split by age, standard, gender or draw. Skaters for whom no age or standard are supplied will be assigned to the highest category. Note 22 All competitors must have a 2005 Federation Membership Card and random checking will be performed on the day. Note 23 All standards are as at the weekend of the Festival and entries must be made accordingly. Any competitor with an outstanding application for a medal test must be entered assuming success. Note 24 The order of events will be identified once the entries are received. Events will be mixed throughout each day to give a balance of interest. Event numbers are for identification only. Note 25 The competition is held under FARS rules and regulations for which a Permit has been applied