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Figure Skating · Level 6

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5 sub-levels · 10 tests · 100 facts · updated 20 October 2026

Level 6 is about ice dance and synchronized skating as crafts: what judges look for in a dance couple, the first waltz, tango and blues steps, how a dance is called and judged, and how a synchro team's errors, features, holds and unity are seen.

Sub-levels

Sub-level 6.1Ice Dance as a CraftWhat judges see in a dance couple: composition, presentation, skating skills and fair judging.2 tests · 20 factsSub-level 6.2Dance Rhythms and StepsSwing rolls, chassés and progressives, the first waltz, tango and blues, the dance ladder.2 tests · 20 factsSub-level 6.3Ice Dance in CompetitionCalls, symbols and the officials' roles around a dance program.2 tests · 20 factsSub-level 6.4Synchro Elements as SeenWhen a team's error counts, turn and twizzle errors, features and group lifts.2 tests · 20 factsSub-level 6.5Building a Synchro TeamTeam size, Special Olympics synchro levels, holds, unity and the components.2 tests · 20 facts

Written from

ISU Ice Dance Handbook for Referees & Judges 2026/27; ISU Ice Dance Technical Panel Handbook 2026/27; ISU Handbook for Technical Panels, Synchronized Skating 2025/26 (the 2026/27 edition was not yet published); ISU Sports Rules, Synchronized Skating (2026); Special Olympics Figure Skating Coaching Guide (2021). Original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Dance and synchro rules belong to the rules categories; season requirements are not keyed.