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Subject: Re: Why Impoxbridge are usually better...


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Robin
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Date Posted: 23:42:34 11/11/03 Tue
In reply to: Gary 's message, "Re: Why Impoxbridge are usually better..." on 20:53:12 11/11/03 Tue
 >I think the most important bit to pass on is how to
>look competitive in terms of the way you put the team
>out at the competition. That way, the team achieve
>the best result that their standard of dancing
>deserves. It's a shame when the team dance well but
>are marked poorly because they didn't look the part -

I'm not sure whether appearance is the most important thing that gets passed on. I think in terms of being successful the important thing is for the new people to see what it's possible to achieve in the 2 or 3 years they have on the university circuit, and how it can be done.

If you have a video of your top dancers from 3 years prior when they were a hopelessly uncoordinated beginner, that's a real incentive to the new lot (and we had a number of prime examples in Oxford ;) ).

Saying that, it's still useful if you have someone around to tell you where to get a good shirt from, whether/how to put on fake tan, etc. etc. I just think that keeping a good team spirit and attitude towards training and competing over the generations is more important...

Robin
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