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Date Posted: 1/04/24 13:38:24, Mon
Author: Mum
Subject: Technique
In reply to: New system needed 's message, "Time to put a points system in place that rewards for difficulty. There are so many getting through on simple done nicely. If you can’t jump and you can’t hit a click you should not be top ten!" on 1/04/24 13:28:01, Mon

Flashy jumps and high kicks are great, but if your technique is crap, you shouldn't be doing them. Watched so many dancers this week recall who kicked high with bent knees and carriage leaning forward, over exaggerated crossing, straight feet, etc. This sport is subjective. Judges give points based on what they like.

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  • It has to come down to execution regardless of content. Simple done nice will always come before difficult not executed correctly or with carriage issues (NT) -- It's about getting the balance right. Those who do difficult and execute well exceed in this sport, 1/04/24 13:39:00, Mon
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