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Subject: Re: The "what category/level debate

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Date Posted: 19:14:50 10/21/03 Tue
In reply to: Alice 's message, "Re: The "what category/level debate" on 18:59:36 10/21/03 Tue

I think reasons to consider are:

1) Judges see the individual compete in beginners first and may have already formed an opinion of them and take it into consideration when marking team finals/advanced comps.

2) It gives them more dancing to do - both during practise and at the comp(which are long tiring days anyway!). It would mean they would have 5+ routines to learn with an advanced partner and need to get 4 basic routines with a beginner partner with the pressure on them to win beginners. That's a lot of work particularly for a fresher at Uni with other commitments & a social life as well.

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