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BR 1.16 National Federation Reports 1.16.01 Within two months of the start of the competitive season in that country, every member National Federation of CIPA must forward, to the CIPA office, a list of all affiliated clubs which practice artistic roller skating, together with the names and addresses of the officials responsible for artistic roller skating Committees. 1.16.02 The results of all national championships conducted by CIPA members must be forwarded to the CIPA office within thirty (30) days from the date of the final event. 1.16.03 Member National Federations, Continental and Area confederations which publish magazines or brochures on roller skating are required to forward one issue of every edition to the CIPA office. BR 1.17 Reconciliation 1.17.01 Any matters not provided for in these rules will be settled by the CIPA Executive Committee in accordance with FIRS Statutes, and all such decisions must be ratified by the next CIPA General Assembly. CIPA RULE BOOK 2013 14
2. TECHNICAL REGULATIONS TR 2.00 International Competitions TR 2.01 General 2.01.01 After payment of the appropriate fees, FIRS members may obtain permission from the CIPA Executive Committee to organize international artistic roller skating events. 2.01.02 Members of CIPA, FIRS, or their members who participate in international roller skating events who have not received written permission in advance from the CIPA Executive Committee as required TR 2.05 and TR 2.07, may face penalties as prescribed by the regulations. 2.01.03 All international events between two or more National Federations must be organized in accordance with the rules of CIPA. 2.01.04 The CIPA Executive Committee may, after serious consideration, make exceptions to these regulations under certain considerations in the interest of the sport. 2.01.05 Such exceptions can only be granted provided: A. It has become necessary due to change of conditions not under control of the organizer; or in order to safeguard the well-being of the participants which cannot be guaranteed by the organizers (for example: political disturbances, geographical conditions, etc.). B. The request for exceptions has been made in time. C. The FIRS amateur regulations will be strictly adhered to without any reservation. 2.01.06 The decision of the CIPA General Assembly will be implemented subject to FIRS regulations in regard to appeals. 2.01.07 Members of CIPA, Continental or Area confederations may request that top-class international events which they organize on a regular basis be recognized by CIPA. This can be done provided there is no deviation from the rules of CIPA or FIRS. 2.01.08 Events which have gained such recognition from CIPA will have first priority on the international calendar, enabling the organizing member, Continental or Area confederation to have first choice of dates, providing that such dates and venues are established at least nine (9) months in advance. Once such dates are established, they can only be altered by a formal written request from the organizers. TR 2.02 Certificate of Permit 2.02.01 A Certificate of Permit (approval) must be displayed at the venue, and the invitations to participating National Federations must mention that the event is permitted (approved) by CIPA. 2.02.02 Such permits (approval) must show a date on which the permission was granted, and the permit (approval) number. 2.02.03 The organizers of international artistic roller skating events must submit a written report to CIPA covering the following: A. A list of participating National Federations B. A list of all participating judges, referees and calculators C. The final results of all competitions and the placement of all participants. D. Short overview of the events 2.02.04 These reports are to be submitted within fifteen (15) days following the completion of the event. CIPA RULE BOOK 2013 15
Page 2 and 3: FORWARD This publication represents
Page 4 and 5: Cooperating with CIPA: Richard Guss
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Page 8 and 9: DS 8.18 ITALIAN FOXTROT (96) .
Page 10 and 11: 1. BASIC REGULATIONS BR 1.00 Title
Page 12 and 13: 1.06.13 Acting on other matters as
Page 16 and 17: TR 2.03 Organization of Events 2.03
Page 18 and 19: 2.06.08 No application will be acce
Page 20 and 21: delegates, club or member. The orga
Page 22 and 23: 2.14.05 The size of the awards shal
Page 24 and 25: SR 3.06 Interruption of Skating 3.0
Page 26 and 27: 3.10.05 If a team fails to complete
Page 28 and 29: SR 3.14 Costume Requirements (Show)
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Page 38 and 39: FS 5.08 Starts 5.08.01 Starts shall
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Page 54 and 55: PS 7.00 General 7. PAIRS SKATING 7.
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After the rocker the woman’s free
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DS 8.20 Quickstep (112) 8.20.01 The
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8.26.08 The character of the dance
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DS 8.29 Free Dance Technical Limita
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DS 8.33 • Is the structure of the
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SD 9.00 General 9. SOLO DANCE 9.00.
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CF 10.00 10. COMBINED FIGURE AND FR
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PR 11.02 Scoring Precision 11.02.01
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SS 12.00 General 12. SHOW SKATING 1
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12.04.02 Two marks will be awarded.
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13. INLINE SKATING IS 13.00 General
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14. GLOSSARY OF SKATING TERMS A ACC
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CHOCTAW A two-foot turn from a forw
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DIAGRAM DIRECTION a) a drawn or pri
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JUMP LANDING LEADING LEADING PARTNE
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OFFICIAL OPEN OPTIONAL OPENING STEP
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ROLL a) REGULAR - a natural movemen
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SPLIT STAG STANCE START STARTING ST
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TRACE TRACING TRACKING TRANSITION T
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APPENDIX 1 - FIGURE DIAGRAMS DESCRI
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IMPERIAL TANGO Beats of Music Step
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ROCKER FOXTROT By Eva Keats and Eri
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CIPA RULE BOOK 2013 108
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FLIRTATION WALTZ Beats of Music Ste
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FOURTEEN STEP By Franz Scholler Mus
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HARRIS TANGO Beats of Music Step Ho
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THE DENCH BLUES By Robert Dench and
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THE 14 STEP PLUS for Solo Dance Ori
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WESTMINSTER WALTZ Step Hold Beats o
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VIENNESE WALTZ By Erik Van der Weyd
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STARLIGHT WALTZ Beats of Music Step
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STARLIGHT WALTZ (Small Pattern used
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ITALIAN FOXTROT by Odoardo Castella
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ICELAND TANGO Beats of Music Step H
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THE QUICKSTEP Beats of Music Step H
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PASO DOBLE By Reginald Wilkie and D
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THE PASO DOBLE Beats of Music Step
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THE ARGENTINE TANGO By Reginald Wil
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THE CASTEL MARCH By Odoardo Castell
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Step 20 starts as a RFI cross behin
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(see notes) 18 RFO-swing- twizzle 4
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DANCE POSITION Hand in Hand Positio
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Kilian Position: Partners face in t
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5a bi 1 Tbo 2 Salchow 5b bi 2 Tbo 4
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APPENDIX 4 - FOOTWORK SEQUENCES FOR
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Axel Loop Lutz Flip Salchow Toe Wal
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“B” MARK Owing to the unusual f
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Another key aspect of artistic impr
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Straight Line Patterns - Short and
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E. Cartwheel 1. T position 2. T pos
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Around the Back Lift. The starting
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Kick Over Flip Lift The lift begins
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Press Lift(two-handed, layout posit
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Cartwheel (T position) Accomplished
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Militano Lift (one-handed and no-ha
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B. Hazel spin C. Lay Over Camel 1.
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SPIN DESCRIPTIONS Hand in Hand Upri
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Face to Face Inner Back Sit Spin Us
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leg in a straight line from head to
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4. lift not fully extended; 5.sitti
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*Lift must carry the floor (not spi
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DEATH SPIRAL 1. entrance should sta
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DEATH SPIRAL Score from 0.5 to 1.2.
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Class A - Score from 1.0 to 1.2 1.
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3. Distance should be no more than
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APPENDIX 8 - TURN/LOOP FIGURE ANALY
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APPENDIX 9 - CIPA DEDUCTIONS FIGURE
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4. Each combination jumps performed
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