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Pattern dance

Pattern dances (also called set pattern dances or pattern dance elements) are a required element of the rhythm dance (RD) segment of ice dance. They have been defined as "the design of the dance on the ice". The International Skating Union (ISU), the organization that governs and oversees figure skating, has published pattern dance diagrams that include…

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Pattern dance

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Pattern dance

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related to Requirements · 22
Pattern dance → Accuracy, All, Cleanness, Deep, Each, Good, Ice, ISU, Neat, Pattern, Placement, Presentation, Skating, Style, The, The ISU, Their, These, This, Timing
related to background · 14
Pattern dance → Argentine, British Ice Skating, In, In November, International Skating Union, ISU, London, National Ice Skating Association, Paso Doble, Pattern, RD, Rhythm Dance, The, The RD
related to Finnstep · 13
Pattern dance → According, Dortmund, Figure Skating, Finnstep, Germany, It, Just, Partners, Petri Kokko, Skaters, Susanna Rahkamo, The, The Finnstep
related to Golden waltz · 11
Pattern dance → It, Marina Klimova, Moscow, Natalia Dubova, Russia, Sergei Ponomarenko, Skaters, The, The Viennese, They, Viennese
related to Hickory hoedown · 7
Pattern dance → As, Holly Genola Coletak, It, New York City, The, Theodore Graves, Wendy Weinstock Milnar
is a · 2
Pattern dance → pattern dance in which the, pattern dance in which the pattern may be changed by the team
part of · 1
Pattern dance → a pattern dance sequence

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dance waltz steps skated skating rhythm hold music also must partners ice beats edges performed tempo skaters first measures per

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Pattern danceis apattern dance in which the0.90text
Pattern danceis apattern dance in which the pattern may be changed by the team0.90text
Pattern dancepart ofa pattern dance sequence0.85text
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundPattern0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundInternational Skating Union0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundISU0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundRD0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundIn0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundNational Ice Skating Association0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundBritish Ice Skating0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundLondon0.60section
Pattern dancerelated to backgroundIn November0.60section

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