VGThuy
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I posted this in the Dance Hall Thread but I think it deserves its own dedicated thread:
Info on the Tango Rhythm Dance next season:
https://www.isu.org/inside-single-p...ications-fs/16863-isu-communication-2148/file
Two sections of the Tango Romantica one after the other.
Something new:
One (1) Step Sequence in Hold or Not Touching or Combination of both (Style B) chosen from the following Types of Pattern:
- Midline – skated along the full length of the ice surface on the Long Axis.
- Diagonal – skated as fully corner to corner as possible
- Circular – utilizing the full width of the ice surface on the Short Axis
The pattern of the Step Sequence must maintain the integrity or basic shape of the chosen pattern. Some deviations in the chosen pattern are expected in order to complete the required turns. However, if the chosen pattern is not clearly recognizable, there will be a required reduction for incorrect Pattern by the Judges
There are also four key points for the pattern next season as opposed to three.
Specifications to Style B, Rhythm Dance 2018/2019:
- One (1) Stop permitted, up to 5 seconds
- One (1) Retrogression up to two measures is permitted and may start from the permitted Stop.
- Loop(s) NOT permitted
- The Hold requirement is not considered for Level
New FD requirements:
Two step sequences but one of them has to be a one-foot step sequence and the other is Style B. Senior teams have to do three choreographic elements now and they added a new category called sliding element to choose from. However one of the three HAS to be a choreographic character step, which is new.
Choreographic Character Step Sequence - The following requirements apply:
- Performed anywhere in the program
- Must be placed around the Short Axis and proceed from barrier to barrier.
- May be in hold or not touching
Info on the Tango Rhythm Dance next season:
https://www.isu.org/inside-single-p...ications-fs/16863-isu-communication-2148/file
Two sections of the Tango Romantica one after the other.
Something new:
One (1) Step Sequence in Hold or Not Touching or Combination of both (Style B) chosen from the following Types of Pattern:
- Midline – skated along the full length of the ice surface on the Long Axis.
- Diagonal – skated as fully corner to corner as possible
- Circular – utilizing the full width of the ice surface on the Short Axis
The pattern of the Step Sequence must maintain the integrity or basic shape of the chosen pattern. Some deviations in the chosen pattern are expected in order to complete the required turns. However, if the chosen pattern is not clearly recognizable, there will be a required reduction for incorrect Pattern by the Judges
There are also four key points for the pattern next season as opposed to three.
Specifications to Style B, Rhythm Dance 2018/2019:
- One (1) Stop permitted, up to 5 seconds
- One (1) Retrogression up to two measures is permitted and may start from the permitted Stop.
- Loop(s) NOT permitted
- The Hold requirement is not considered for Level
New FD requirements:
Two step sequences but one of them has to be a one-foot step sequence and the other is Style B. Senior teams have to do three choreographic elements now and they added a new category called sliding element to choose from. However one of the three HAS to be a choreographic character step, which is new.
Choreographic Character Step Sequence - The following requirements apply:
- Performed anywhere in the program
- Must be placed around the Short Axis and proceed from barrier to barrier.
- May be in hold or not touching