After working hard and preparing for your competitions, it can seem daunting to perform. Since all of your practice has been leading up to this performance, it may help to take some time to help you prepare and center before the show. First, remember to believe in yourself. You have worked hard to prepare for what you are about to do, and you are ready. You can do this. Do your best to maintain good eye contact with the judges; this will help convey just how confident you are in your routine. Remember — the judges want you to succeed and are rooting for you, not against you. The judges are able to see when a performer is slaking, so make sure to give your performance everything you’ve got. If you do make a mistake, continue with your performance. The judges don’t know your routine the way you do! They won’t notice a mistake unless you make it clear. Believe in yourself and your routine, and the rest will come naturally. For more tips on how you can make the most of your performance, co
Posted: 7/29/2020
If you are keen on starting your path into the baton twirling world, there are a few things you have to know first. Here are some tips to help you kick off your twirling. The primary thing you'll really need to know when entering the universe of baton twirling is, obviously, a baton. There are various styles to choose from. The most significant thing about selecting a baton is ensuring the length is the best fit for your body. The best possible size for a baton is the length from your armpit to your center finger. After you have purchased your baton and are preparing for your first practice, you must also need clothes that are breathable and flexible. You may want to try wearing athletic clothing or something like Soffe shorts. Another item you need is a good pair of shoes. Also, to ensure that your hair doesn't get in the way of your twirling, you may need to put it in a bun or a ponytail in order to keep it out of your face and from being tangled in your baton. You will be in
Posted: 7/15/2020
Cheerleading practice can be intense, especially for cheerleading squads that compete in tournaments. While cheerleading c...
