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Movement
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Written by Cheryl Myers
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Thursday, 19 August 2010 |
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*SUSA = Stand, Up, Straight, Already! **Hey! When I was doing research for this article, my last article popped up on my search engine. On the first page. You know, with the important stuff! There will be no living with me now **
Hey everyone! And how is band camp treating you all? [is now perhaps NOT the time to mention I no longer teach field full time? Bah-hahaha… yup, no more parking lots and spray paint for this girl]
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Editor's Blog
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Written by editor
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Wednesday, 04 August 2010 |
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Halftime Magazine just published a new "web exclusive" article, written by our very own Chris Casteel, education coordinator for the Winter Guard Association of Southern California comparing plastic and wooden rifles. Have you wondered what the difference is? Trying to make that choice yourself? Visit Halftime's website for their article! Plastic vs. Wooden Rifles by Chris Casteel |
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Movement
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Written by Cheryl Myers
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Tuesday, 03 August 2010 |
Hello everyone  Did you all miss me and my incessant ramblings about movement and shoes choreography? I have enjoyed my personally prescribed break from toe point and am back to talk at you about movement, marching and maneuvering skills [Hey, remember M & M judges?] On a personal note, I formulated the idea for this article because I realized just about mid-season my girls were marching ATROCIOUSLY. Trust me, that may sound harsh, but it was absolutely true. Years ago, we had incorporated a traditional marching block into our basics routine. Somewhere along the last decade, all thoughts had gravitated more towards dance/choreography and in the excitement, [why, yes, I do find a ronde de jambe quite exciting, thankyouverymuch] basic marching skills had been forgotten overlooked. |
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Q&A: An Interview with...
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Written by Darcie Gudger
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Tuesday, 18 May 2010 |
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Jenn Carrasco currently has two Colorado teams holding gold medals from the 2010 RMCGA winter guard season. Her Independent group, Malachi is a two year gold medalist in IA. Her high school group won the gold in SA and will be traveling to BOA in the fall with the band. Jenn is known through the circuit for her kindness and helping hand. Her teaching methods are effective and both programs are growing annually. (intro by Darcie J. Gudger) |
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