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Date Posted: 17:48:01 12/10/22 Sat
Author: Better at majors
Author Host/IP: mobile-107-77-203-132.mobile.att.net / 107.77.203.132
Subject: Exact opposite
In reply to: 's message, "Feis vs. Majors" on 17:30:00 12/10/22 Sat

Is your daughter using the full stage? My daughter scores better because she has long legs and can actually go all out. At a feis, she needs to make sure she doesn’t run out of space.

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[> Give me an example. Is she out performing a top 10 dancer? I'd need an example -- parent, 18:53:53 12/10/22 Sat (NoHost/136.144.42.104)

It really depends on what you mean. What does your daughter usually place at majors versus a feis? What is her age group? Is she in this region or another?


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