Rule 1 Management Organization.
The International Dance Sports Federation (IDSF) is an organization that manages international amateur dance competitions (hereinafter referred to as the Federation).
Rule 2 Rule applies
2. 1 These Rules are applicable to international dance competitions organized by member associations of the Association, including standard dance and Latin dance.
American dance, new posture dance, American style dance, rock dance, classical traditional dance, modern traditional dance, Latin traditional dance.
2.2 The Presidium is the executive committee of the International Dance Association, which is responsible for supervising the compliance with these rules.
2.3 The Executive Committee may make supplementary provisions on the competition rules or special matters of the organizer.
Rule 3 Amateur rule
3. Definition of1Amateur
3. 1. 1 Only registered amateurs who are members of the International Dance Sports Federation can participate in the competition.
3. 1.2 Amateurs' travel expenses, cost of living allowance and income from participating in competitions, training camps and performances will be rewarded after approval by the General Association.
Bonuses paid shall not be regarded as professional income.
3. 1.3 other funds awarded to amateurs shall be transferred through the trust fund approved by the member association, and then the amount shall be
Items are not regarded as occupational income.
3.2 bonus
Any organizational unit must obtain the written consent of the member associations of the General Association for the bonus points in the competition in advance. international
The prize money of the competition shall not exceed the standard of the World Open.
3.3 Advertisements on competition clothes It is allowed to sew advertisements of sponsors of competition events authorized by the Association on the clothes of competitors.
It's actually about 40 square centimeters. The advertisements printed on the players' back numbers line up, with a length of 2 1 cm and a height of 5 cm.
The minimum number shall not exceed 20% of the number.
Rule 4 Restoration of Amateur Status
The executive committee of the International Sports Dance Association can restore a person's amateur status at the request of the member associations.
Reply.
Rule 5 Division of Competition Levels
5. 1 World Champion
Adults and youth
A) the types of world championships are
Aa) Standard dances (waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep).
Ab) Latin American dances (samba, cha-cha-cha, rumba, bullfighting and swing dance).
Ac) Decathlon (standard dance and Latin dance)-(adults only).
Ad) Team dancing (standard dancing and Latin dancing) shall be conducted according to the rules 14 bis- 13 (adults only).
B) invitation:
Invitations should be sent to all member associations of the Federation.
C) the right to compete:
Each national association has the right to nominate two pairs of players to participate in the competition.
World decathlon championship:
Each member association can only send one pair of representatives to participate.
World Team Dance Championships:
Each member state must invite each member state and each category to send a team to participate. Entered the finals last year.
Member States and host countries can send a second team to participate.
D) cost subsidy:
See Rule 8, Cost Subsidies.
5. 1.2 prime of life
A) World Mature Championship Competition Type: World Mature Championship only holds standard dances (waltz, tango,
Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep).
B) Invitation letter: The invitation letter should be sent to all member associations of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions.
C) right to participate: each national association has the right to nominate two pairs of players to participate in the competition.
D) Cost subsidy: Travel expenses are not subsidized, but the host country subsidizes a pair of players from member countries to stay for one night. chief judge
And the referee shall be dealt with in accordance with rule 8.
E) Age limit: Players in the International prime Team Championship must be at least 35 years old in the competition year.
5.2 Intercontinental Championship
A) Types of Intercontinental Championships:
Intercontinental championships include
Aa) Standard dances (waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep).
Ab) Latin American dances (samba, cha-cha-cha, rumba, bullfighting and swing dance).
Ac) Decathlon (standard dance and Latin dance).
Ad) Team dances (standard dances and Latin dances) must be handled according to the rules 14 bis- 13.
B) invitation
Invitations should be sent to all member associations of the Federation on the African continent. Israel belongs to Europe.
C) the right to compete:
Each national association has the right to nominate two pairs of players to participate in the competition.
Intercontinental decathlon championship:
Each member association can only send one pair of representatives to participate.
Intercontinental Team Dance Championship:
Every Member State and every category in the continent must be invited to send a team to participate. Member States and places that entered the finals last year
The host country can send a second team to participate.
D) cost subsidy:
See Rule 8, Cost Subsidies.
5.3 Regional Championships
Types of regional tournaments:
Regional championships include
Aa) Standard dances (waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep).
Ab) Latin American dances (samba, cha-cha-cha, rumba, bullfighting and swing dance).
Invitation:
Invitations should be sent to at least four member associations of the Federation.
Right of participation:
Each invited member association has the right to nominate two pairs of players to participate in the competition. The host country can also further evaluate each competition.
China invited one more pair of players to participate in the competition.
E) cost subsidy:
See Rule 8, Cost Subsidies.
5.4 World Ranking Competition
World ranking competitions are divided into the following four categories:
A) IDSF Super World Cup
B) IDSF World Open
A series of world open dances of standard dance and Latin American dance led by the executive committee of the Federation. Benjing
The competition must be an "open world" competition, and the awards and scores awarded are included in the computerized world ranking table of IDSF.
C)IDSF International Open
One of the series of international open competitions of standard dance and Latin dance led by the Executive Committee of the Federation, which is divided into
Included in the lDSF computerized world ranking table.
D) world open
All member associations can hold the World Open after being authorized and registered by the Federation. According to the Executive Committee, it will
Scores are included in the computerized world ranking table of IDSF.
The provisions of the above competition rules will be promulgated by the Executive Committee from time to time.
5.5 International Invitational Tournament
A) invitation:
Unless the Executive Committee decides, the invitation letter can only be sent to the member associations of the Federation.
B) cost subsidy:
The fee subsidy of the contestants shall be approved by the member associations.
5.6 International Group Dance Invitational Tournament
A) Definition of International Group Dance Invitational Tournament:
Only when teams from more than four countries are invited to participate in the competition can it be called "International Group Dance Competition".
B) invitation:
Unless the Executive Committee decides, the invitation letter can only be sent to the member associations of the Federation.
C) cost subsidy:
Participants' expense subsidies shall be agreed by the participants' associations.
5.7 World Cup
A) competition type:
The World Cup includes
Aa) Standard dances (waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep).
Ab) Latin American dances (samba, cha-cha-cha, rumba, bullfighting and swing dance).
Ac) Decathlon (standard dance and Latin dance).
B) invitation:
At least 18 member associations including three continents must be invited. Booking competitions in countries outside Europe, Executive Committee
Members will make special arrangements.
C) the right to compete:
Each invited member association can only send one pair of players to participate in the competition.
D) cost subsidy
See Rule 8, Cost Subsidies.
5.8 Intercontinental Cup
A) competition type:
Intercontinental Cup includes
Aa) Standard dances (waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep).
Ab) Latin American dances (samba, cha-cha-cha, rumba, bullfighting and swing dance).
Ac) Decathlon (standard dance and Latin dance).
Ad) Team dances (standard dances and Latin dances) must be handled according to the rules 14 bis- 13.
B) invitation:
The invited countries include at least ten member associations of the continent. When countries outside Europe host competitions, the executive committee will always be in charge.
There will be special arrangements.
C) the right to compete:
Each invited member association can only send one pair of players/teams to participate in the competition.
E) cost subsidy:
See Rule 8, Cost Subsidies.
5.9 International Team Competition
A) competition type:
International team competitions include
Aa) Standard dances (waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep).
Ab) Latin American dances (samba, cha-cha-cha, rumba, bullfighting and swing dance).
B) invitation:
International team competition is a competition arranged between member associations, but members of the same member national association are in the same
The country can only hold a team competition once a year.
C) Participation right (team definition):
Each team must consist of at least four pairs of players ranked by the country, and no players can be changed during the competition.
D) cost subsidy:
It is up to the organizer and the participating member associations to decide.
5. 10 open
Only players from member associations can participate. Players who are not members of the member association want to participate in the competition, which will be held by the General Association.
The Committee will consider and decide.
5. 1 1 Competition time and beat rules
Dance music in the competition, such as waltz, tango, slow foxtrot, quickstep, samba, cha cha cha, rumba and bullfighting.
Dance and music should be played for at least one and a half minutes, and Viennese waltz and Czech dance music should be played for at least one minute.
The beat rules of each dance music
Waltz -30 bars/minute
Tango -33 bars/minute
Vienna Waltz -60 bars/minute
Slow foxtrot -30 bars/min
Quickstep -50 bar/min
Samba -50 bar/min
Chen Wenjing Tea -30 Bar/min
Rumba -27 bars/minute
Bull Dance -62 bars/minute
Music genre in Wu Ji -44 bars/min.
In the competitions to which the Federation belongs, each kind of music should have its own dance characteristics. For example, Latin dance is not suitable.
Use disco music.
Article 6 Right to organize
6. 1 The Organizing Committee grants the right to organize according to Articles 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 of Rule 5, and may collect royalties. Cai Jian
Business rules (see the appendix to the Articles of Association).
All competitions must be notified to all member associations in advance, except rules 5 and 6.
6.2 The competitions listed in Rule 5-5 must be registered with the Federation first.
The registration fee is twenty Swiss francs. Member associations can decide their own preparations.
Rule 7 Invitation
The invitation letter of the international invitational tournament must be arranged by the relevant member associations, and the invitation letter must contain the registration date of the general association.
Article 8 Cost Subsidies (see Appendix)
According to rules 5, 14, 7 and 8, the executive Committee of the Federation may adjust the minimum subsidies for contestants, referees and referees.
The cost is determined by the executive Committee. Member associations should be informed in advance.
Rule 9 Prohibition of Drug Abuse
9. 1 It is forbidden to use banned drugs. It is against the regulations of the International Olympic Committee to give or provide banned drugs to dancers.
9.2 Representatives designated by the National Amateur Association may ask the dancers for doping control, and the dancers must obey the instructions.
Those who refuse to do the test after inspection shall be regarded as positive and shall be dealt with according to relevant regulations.
9.3 Any positive test result must be reported to the executive committee of the Federation, and the punishment shall be decided, and then submitted to the National Association.
Will be executed.
9.4 Anyone who helps or induces others to violate the prohibition of drugs shall be deemed to be in violation of regulations and handed over for punishment.
Rules 10 international competition procedures
10. 1 Chief Justice
Referees (without records) are appointed by the executive Committee of the Federation and are responsible for controlling the execution of authorized competitions. Internationally
If the referee cannot be appointed by the executive Committee of the Federation, the referee shall be appointed by the organizer (no record of decentralization).
10.2 referee
International competition, according to rule 5 of 1,
There must be seven referees in the 2 nd, 4 th and 7 th competitions.
Rules 5-3 and 8 should be judged by 5 referees, while team events should be judged by at least 3 referees.
10.3 According to the rules of 1 and 2 in Rule 5, the referee must be a qualified professional referee. Referee of congress
The referee must hold the referee certificate of the general association.
10.4 according to rule 5, the referee is appointed by the executive Committee of the Federation.
10.5 According to Rule 5, 1-4, 7 and 8, the invited referees must come from different countries.
10.6 for all international competitions, the referees employed must be approved by the Executive Committee of the Federation.
Rule 1 1 age limit
1 1. 1 All international competitions and tournaments must be grouped according to the following ages:
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The first level is nine years old or younger in the year of the competition.
The second level is those who reach 10 years old and 1 1 years old in the year of competition.
teenagers
The first level is people who are twelve or thirteen years old in the year of the competition.
The second level is those who reached 14 and 15 years old in the year of competition.
youth
Those who have reached the age of sixteen, seventeen or eighteen in the competition.
adult
Those who have reached the age of 19 or above in the competition year.
Those who are over 35 years old in the year of competition.
Put two age groups together, such as the first and second grades of teenagers and the first and second grades of teenagers, and compare them at the same age group.
Competition, without strict restrictions.
Young people are allowed to participate in adult competitions. Except for mature competitions, partners in age groups can be younger.
To nominate contestants, member organizations must attach the date of birth of the contestants.
Rules 12 competition clothes
According to the rules of 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8, the competitions recognized by the General Assembly must have the following clothing regulations:
12. 1 standard dance competition clothes
Juvenile delinquents in the first and second grades:
Boy: Dark pants, white long-sleeved shirt.
Girl: Monochrome skirt: Monochrome blouse.
No decorations, no competition clothes.
High heels are not allowed. The heels should be thick and the height should not exceed 3.5 cm.
The first and second grades of teenagers:
Boy: The suit must be black or dark blue. No tuxedo.
Girl: Competition clothes.
C) youth
Boy: The suit must be black or dark blue. You can wear a tuxedo, but it's not mandatory.
Girl: Competition clothes.
D) Adult male: Wear a tuxedo, which must be black or dark blue.
Woman: Competition clothes.
E) prime of life:
Compared with adults.
12.2 Latin Dance Competition Clothing:
Juvenile delinquents in the first and second grades:
Boy: Dark pants, white long-sleeved shirt.
Girl: Monochrome skirts and tops.
No decorations, no competition clothes.
High heels are not allowed. The heels should be thick and the height should not exceed 3.5 cm.
The first and second grades of teenagers:
Boy: Black trousers and white long-sleeved shirt.
Girl: Competition clothes.
C) youth:
Boy: A suit must have long sleeves in black or dark blue. You can wear a white shirt inside.
Girl: Competition clothes.
D) adults:
Man: The suit must be long-sleeved in black or dark blue, and the same color decoration is allowed. It can be white inside.
shirt
Woman: Competition clothes.
For all competitions of different age groups:
Girls' competition clothes must cover their hips at least all the way, and tights are not allowed.
12.3 the referee or the sports director of the Federation has the right to cancel the competition fee for those who do not wear clothes according to this article.
Grid. The executive Committee has the right to ban the player from the competition for a period of time.
Rules 13 Nationality Provisions of Mixed Pairs
Players who have represented one country cannot represent other countries for twelve months.
Athletes of mixed nationalities are not allowed to participate in any competitions sponsored by the International Olympic Committee and the International World Games Federation. according to
Rules of Olympic Games: Players can only represent their own countries.
Every player representing an IDSF member country must have the nationality (passport) of that member country.
National teams participating in IDSF tournaments/cups. All players must have the nationality (passport) of the association of member countries.
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This clause shall take effect on 1997 1 month 1 day.
Rules 14 International Team Dance Championships
14. 1 There are two types of team dance tournaments:
A) standard dance
B) Latin American dance
14.2 competition clothes:
Standard dance part: Men must wear black or dark blue clothes. Latin dance part: men's clothing color is not limited,
However, male members of the same team must wear the same color clothes. Props are prohibited.
14.3 The dance sequence of the standard dance team must be waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, slow foxtrot and quickstep.
The main dance, combined with as many as 16 bars, includes Latin dance.
14.4 The dance sequence of the Latin dance team must be samba, cha cha cha, rumba, bullfighting and jive.
Ding rhythmic dance, etc. Optional other dances combined with up to 16 bars include standard dance.
14.5 standard dance team dance competition, two partners perform alone, without contact, and each dance subject is limited to 8 bars.
The whole song has a maximum of 24 bars. This restriction does not apply to Latin dance. Latin dancers perform alone and do not touch.
This is normal.
Weightlifting is not allowed in either case.
Note: Lifting refers to any action that the dancer assists or supports both feet and the partner to leave the ground at the same time.
14.6 The championship team should be composed of six or eight pairs of players, and players in the same game are not allowed to cross teams.
14.7 At any stage of the same tournament, each team can change up to four players.
Including admission and exit time, each team's performance time should not exceed six minutes. A scoring period of four and a half minutes in six minutes.
At the beginning, there should be a clear form to identify and judge. Teams that fail to meet this requirement may be disqualified by the referee.
14.9 those who have experience in group dancing should be selected as referees. Please invite more than seven referees of different nationalities to participate in the application.
14. 10 should use audio tapes or other sound systems.
14. 1 1 Each team must arrange fairly, have enough time and space, and use music for rehearsal.
14. 12 A referee must be appointed (no record of decentralization).
The referee must participate in the rehearsal rehearsal and warn the team that violates the rules. If a team fouls in the game
After consultation with the referee, the referee may cancel the team's right to participate.
The dance sequence of formal competition and rehearsal should be consistent with the music.
You are not allowed to change clothes during the game.
14. 13 When there are more than five teams, the second round must be played.
Rule 15 Powers of the Executive Committee
Matters not covered in these Rules shall be decided by the Executive Committee.
Application of these rules
National associations of member countries have the responsibility to abide by and formulate their own rules of the general assembly competition.
Guidelines.
Appendix I
Rule 8 Cost Subsidies
In all competitions led by the Federation, the minimum subsidy for athletes, referees and referees shall be paid by the Executive Committee.
Decide. Member associations should be informed in advance.
8. 1 referee and referee
Transportation: a first-class round-trip train ticket, or a ticket with a maximum amount equivalent to 2,000 Swiss francs, provided that
Use weekend discounts or similar lists.
Accommodation: two nights in the hotel with breakfast.
Pocket money: 50 Swiss francs.
8.2 Contestants (referring to the competitions in Rule 5, 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 8)
Transportation costs: Subsidies are not mandatory.
The organizer can consider whether to subsidize the expenses.
Accommodation: two nights in the hotel with breakfast.
Each player must receive an allowance of 100 Swiss francs.
8.3 Group Dance Competition (refers to the competition of 1 and 2 in Rule 5)
Transportation costs: Subsidies are not mandatory. The organizer can consider whether to subsidize the expenses.
Accommodation: Each team must provide two nights hotel accommodation, including breakfast. (Each team has a maximum of 20 people).
International Invitational Tournament (referring to the competition under Rule 5-6)
The subsidy fee for the participating teams shall be agreed by the member associations.
World Ranking Competition (referring to the competitions in Rule 5 (4b), (c) and (d))
Transportation costs: Subsidies are not mandatory. The organizer can consider whether to subsidize the expenses.
Accommodation fee: the contestants take care of themselves. Organizers can also decide to pay their own accommodation fees.
Registration fee: The organizer can charge a maximum registration fee of 40 Swiss francs per pair.
Super World Cup (referring to the competition of Rule 5 4a)
The subsidy fee for the participating teams shall be agreed by the member associations.
International team competition (referring to the competition of rules 5-9)
The subsidy fee for the participating teams shall be determined by the member associations.
Appendix II Referee Rules
1 According to Rules 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 and 10, the international competition schedule includes at least the preliminary competition, semi-final competition and final competition.
Sai. The rematch must be divided into two steps, and the final should be scored publicly.
If there are more than 24 pairs of players participating in the World Championships, Intercontinental Championships and World Ranking Points Tournament, they will be selected in the preliminaries.
Re-dances system, this qualification of two rounds of preliminary competition can give each pair of players a second chance to be eliminated by the double-dances system.
The number of teams should be decided by the referee.
At least 50% of the players in the rematch before the final will enter the next round. This clause does not apply to
World ranking tournament.
The international decathlon championship includes preliminaries, semi-finals, semi-finals and finals, and the third paragraph above does not apply to this clause.
In the final, the referee must determine the ranking of the players. "1" is the result representing the first place and must be graded.
A second event with the same name happened.
According to Rule 5 (1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10), only six pairs of players in international competitions can enter the finals, if any.
If more than six couples are qualified, the referee will decide the number of pairs to participate in the final.
The score will be calculated by "IDSF- Skating System". According to rule 5 of the game
1, 2, 3.4, 7, 8, the judges of the international finals should make a public score.
According to rule 5 (1, 2, 3, 4, 8), during the international championship, the organizing unit shall, when summing up the competition, ensure that
Publish the score sheet.
9 Team Competition (including international team competition) results:
Each round should be marked in public, and the scores are "L", "1 1/2", "2", "2L/2" and "2".
[3] the way of recording. "1" represents the best result.
The same force can produce the same result. During the competition, the competition should be carried out in order, and no players can be changed.