Dual-line pair compulsory figures

Judges will particularly consider

• Relative placement of components
• Relative size of components
• Parallel lines
• Angles
• Speed control

Explanation

• The circles are directly above the diamonds.
• The diameters of the circles are the same as the width and height of the diamonds.

Judges will particularly consider

• Relative placement of components
• Landing
• Position within the precision grid
• Parallel lines
• Straight lines

Explanation

Two-Point landing

Judges will particularly consider

• Parallel lines
• Relative placement of components
• Spacing
• Position within the precision grid
• Arcs

Judges will particularly consider

• Timing
• Parallel lines
• Speed control
• Right angles

Judges will particularly consider

• Speed control
• Spacing
• Timing
• Circles
• Straight lines
• Angles

Judges will particularly consider

• Circles
• Speed control
• Timing
• Relative placement of components

Judges will particularly consider

• Stall
• Speed control
• Launch
• Relative placement of components
• Straight lines
• Position within the precision grid

Explanation

• 2 push stalls are executed on the vertical line.
• 2 snap stalls are executed on the horizontal line.

Judges will particularly consider

• Turns
• Timing
• Relative size of components
• Straight lines

Judges will particularly consider

• Lines
• Relative placement of components
• Timing
• Position within the precision grid

Judges will particularly consider

• Turns
• Two-Point Landing
• Relative size of components
• Position within the Precision Grid
• Speed Control

Explanation

• Each square cut equals 20% of the vertical and horizontal window.
• Turns are closely spaced.

Judges will particularly consider

• Circles
• Speed Control
• Parallel lines
• Turns
• Position within the precision grid

Explanation

Circles must be the same size and the exit of the circle from the left kite must be on the same line as the entrance of the circle from the right kite.

Judges will particularly consider

• Straight lines
• Two-Point Landings
• Turns
• Speed Control
• Circles
• Position within the precision grid

Explanation

Launch, right flank at 40% vertical, circle, flank down respectively at 60 and 40% horizontal to a Two-Point Landings.

Judges will particularly consider

• Parallel lines
• ½ Axels
• Arcs
• Correct placement of elements within the precision grid
• Mirroring of kites throughout the figure
• Synchronicity of execution

Explanation

Each kite enters at 20˄ from opposite sides of the wind window, executes a ½ axel at centre of window and continues into an arc. At 70˄ each kite executes a second ½ axel immediately above where first ½ axel was placed and continues without pause into level flight, parallel to original line of entry. Leader calls out immediately above the point where IN was called.