A little awkward getting alignment in the beginning especially in front of everyone. That should be taken care of before entering the drill area. Just doesn't look very professional and throws off the impression you should be giving in the beginning. The actual intro was quite good. That should have been the first thing the judges saw. I noticed right off the bat that people were moving their shoulders while marching, especially the commander who I imagine is not familiar with marching with a saber. While I realize this is exhibition and not regulation those types of standards should still try to be followed as much as possible because he got quite a few things wrong including the present arms, which shows lack of knowledge. The timing and alignment of the team was good and constant throughout the routine and I think that's your teams strong suite. Precision should be your next obstacle to tackle. I liked how you highlighted the better drillers in your team by giving them more complicated maneuvers like the toss behind them. While it needs a lot of work it was a nicely added element. I thought the ripple line was interesting how you had 2 rows which made it stand out. Timing didn't seem to be your friend in that part of the routine seeing as it was off a lot. Pulling the inspection from the Marine Corps Silent Drill Team routine was a nice touch, adding in your own elements and it wasn't bad. One thing that I noticed that was killing me the whole time was you had a girl who couldn't perform aerials or certain spins and you made her stand out and do something different. If she was with another person who did the same thing instead of having her be the only one who was different, I would have let it slide, but that's just lazy. I don't know if the judges say it but I did the whole time. Either make the routine easier so everyone in your team can perform it, or find someone else who can.Overall it was good routine. I would give it a 6/10. Needs a lot of touching up but it wasn't bad.
you're such a harsh scorer. A 6 out of 10. I agree it needs improvment but a lot of difficult things were greatly executed. You act like you are a veteran on armed exhibition, and if you can good for you. But remember these are only high school students. They did a terrific job.
Theyre only high school students, yet for some of them performing it could be theyre first time outside of practicing, its probably hard for them not to be nervous and all, give them a break. They did good, do need more practice yes because no ones perfect at the start
It was OK. The routine did not show how well the drill team really was tho. Ik that it see. S mean but I am in a drill team and I feel it does not show it
A little awkward getting alignment in the beginning especially in front of everyone. That should be taken care of before entering the drill area. Just doesn't look very professional and throws off the impression you should be giving in the beginning. The actual intro was quite good. That should have been the first thing the judges saw. I noticed right off the bat that people were moving their shoulders while marching, especially the commander who I imagine is not familiar with marching with a saber. While I realize this is exhibition and not regulation those types of standards should still try to be followed as much as possible because he got quite a few things wrong including the present arms, which shows lack of knowledge. The timing and alignment of the team was good and constant throughout the routine and I think that's your teams strong suite. Precision should be your next obstacle to tackle. I liked how you highlighted the better drillers in your team by giving them more complicated maneuvers like the toss behind them. While it needs a lot of work it was a nicely added element. I thought the ripple line was interesting how you had 2 rows which made it stand out. Timing didn't seem to be your friend in that part of the routine seeing as it was off a lot. Pulling the inspection from the Marine Corps Silent Drill Team routine was a nice touch, adding in your own elements and it wasn't bad. One thing that I noticed that was killing me the whole time was you had a girl who couldn't perform aerials or certain spins and you made her stand out and do something different. If she was with another person who did the same thing instead of having her be the only one who was different, I would have let it slide, but that's just lazy. I don't know if the judges say it but I did the whole time. Either make the routine easier so everyone in your team can perform it, or find someone else who can.Overall it was good routine. I would give it a 6/10. Needs a lot of touching up but it wasn't bad.
you're such a harsh scorer. A 6 out of 10. I agree it needs improvment but a lot of difficult things were greatly executed. You act like you are a veteran on armed exhibition, and if you can good for you. But remember these are only high school students. They did a terrific job.
Ransley Arca there's nothing wrong with giving constructive criticism.
Theyre only high school students, yet for some of them performing it could be theyre first time outside of practicing, its probably hard for them not to be nervous and all, give them a break. They did good, do need more practice yes because no ones perfect at the start
You guys did really good out there
Very impressive but sloppy
you guys did good
What did they place?
That was great.
the alignment and spacing should already be there.. otherwise, its a good routine .
It was OK. The routine did not show how well the drill team really was tho. Ik that it see. S mean but I am in a drill team and I feel it does not show it
Freshman be like
This a very boring drill routine