Regulations

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Kalamata Dance Cup 2025 -

A DanceSport Competition and Festival

 

TERMS & CONDITIONS 

Kalamata Dance Cup Participation Rules

The Kalamata Dance Cup is open to everyone, regardless of Age and Dancing level
Participants can include: Greek and foreign nationals, Members of academies, federations, organizations, dance schools, clubs, and public/private schools, Gym members, and Independent participants (not representing any organization)
All dancers must accurately represent and adhere to the stated details of their participation, including Category Level, Age, Music Time Limit, and Number of Dancers.
MUSIC DURATION
SOLO & DUO up to 1:30 min.
TRIO up to 2:00 min.
SMALL GROUPS (3-11 people) up to 2:30 minutes.
LARGE GROUPS (11 people or more) up to 3:00 minutes.
EXCEPTIONS: SHOW DANCE. Songs and choreographies must have a strict duration:
a. SOLO SHOW from 1:30 min up to 1:40
b. DUOS, TRIOS, and COUPLES SHOW up to 2:00 minutes.

Important to know

Objections: If an objection is raised and proven valid, the team in question will automatically be moved to last place.
Dancer Punctuality: Dancers must arrive at the Sportshall at least one hour before their scheduled category. This allows for potential program changes, such as cancellations. 
Competition Rules Summary Levels: All dance styles and age categories are split into (A) Pre-championship and ( S) Championship levels.
 (S) Championship Competitors: May compete in the next age category. They are not allowed to compete in (A) Pre-championship categories.
 (A) Pre-championship Competitors:  May compete in the next age category, but must remain in (A) Pre-championship categories. This applies to first-time participants in their category.

Violations: Breaking these rules will result in the dancer being automatically placed in the last position. 

Note 1:
In the Duo and couple categories, the older dancer determines the age category in which they will participate.
Note 2 - GROUPS:
In groups of up to 7 people, 1 person can be older.
In groups of 8 to 13 people, there can be 2 older individuals.
In groups of 14 to 19 people, there can be up to 4 older individuals.
In groups of 20 or more people, 5 people can be older.
*The older participants must be one age category older than the category they are competing in. For example, in a Juvenile I category of 6 people, one dancer can be from Juvenile II but not Junior I.
In adult groups (Groups Adults, excluding Duo & Trio) consisting of at least 4 people, only one of them can be a teacher.
Note 3:
The age category is determined by the year of birth of the athlete.
All athletes in the categories Mini Kids, Juvenile I, Juvenile II, Junior I, Junior II, and Youth must have proof of date of birth!
Note 4:
In the categories Juvenile I & Juvenile II, Junior I & Junior II, Youth & Adult, there must be at least 3 entries; otherwise, they will be merged accordingly.
Note 5:
Each Solo category is entitled to upgrade up to one age category higher, but at the same dance level. For example, Solo Beginner Junior can also register in Solo (A) Pre-championship Youth, just as Solo Youth can register in Solo Adult.

 

KDC Solos, Couples & Groups Rule Book⇐

KDC Contemporary & Ballet Rule Book in Greek ⇐

The Variations.Kalamata Dance Challenge Classical Repertoire List

KDC Contemporary and Ballet Rules English ⇐