The only "rules" concerning the leotard is that you cannot wear anything over your leotard (including warm ups or shorts)during competition. Most of the other things concerning the leotard are things such as: you cannot pick a wedgie or pull at your leotard anywhere or the judges will deduct from your score during competitions.
In the last 2 years rules have been relaxed on this issue. Check your club rules to make sure. Some club competitions allow it, but national competitions do not.
That will depend on the style and school that you go to. The rules for competitions will vary from the rules of your school. Ask your instructors for what applies to your classes and tournaments.
yes, in competitions and tests there are rules. like when you are start or finish your program you can't be laying/on the ice
The rules that are used in the Olympic Equestrian competitions are the international rules as set out by the FEI. One of the rules is that the rider should finish within the optimum time and not after the optimum time.
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Scientific rules and laws concerning thermodynamics.
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Free surfing is generally described as surfing with no rules, time limits or judges. It is essentially the opposite of surfing competitions as they have to abide by certain rules.
Demanding that rules concerning behavior are obeyed and observed
The rules for international show jumping competitions are governed by the FEI ( Federation Equestre Internationale) You can check their rulebooks on their website for exact details.
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