Athletes who compete in sport at the international level, as defined by each International Federation, consistent with the International Standard for Testing and Investigations.
WDSF General Division Athletes who compete in any of the following international events in the current year or the year before:
a) WDSF World Championships Latin Adult WDSF World Championships Standard Adult WDSF World Championships Breaking Adult
b) WDSF GrandSlam Latin WDSF GrandSlam Standard WDSF Professional Division
Athletes who compete in any of the following international events in the current year or the year before:
a) WDSF PD World Championships Latin Adult WDSF PD World Championships Standard Adult
b) WDSF PD Super Grand Prix Latin WDSF PD Super Grand Prix Standard WRRC Rock’n’Roll
Athletes who compete in any of the following international events in the current year or the year before:
a) WRRC World Championships RR Main Class
b) WRRC World Masters RR Main Class WRRC Boogie-Woogie
Athletes who compete in any of the following international events in the current year or the year before:
a) WRRC World Championships BW Main Class
b) WRRC World Masters BW Main Class
Typically, athletes competing nationally, which could include those competing in national events, those in full-time training, and those receiving funding from sport or Governments. Most NADOs will determine who is considered a national-level athlete
within their respective countries.
Athletes training regularly and committed to sport, identified as talented through some formal mechanism such as attending talent camps, or part of a talented development program. Talented/youth athletes may compete nationally or internationally at events such as the Youth Olympic Games. While these athletes may compete nationally or internationally, they should still be considered at the Talented stage for education purposes.
Any coach, trainer, manager, agent, team staff, official, medical, paramedical personnel, parent or any other Person working with, treating or assisting an Athlete participating in or preparing for sports Competition.
Any individuals who are naturally associated to athletes beyond the sport context, such as parents, guardians and friends; people with a particularly emotional bond to and influence over athletes.
fans of the sport and the general public with a special interest or some level of involvement in DanceSport. This group also includes children/school sport participants and recreational athletes.