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Hi I am
Nancy, But my friends call me
"Pants".........Nancy Pants, its got
something to do with Ants my mums said, as
I'm always moving around. I think this is
why she took me to dance classes in the
first place.
I am 6 years
old, I have not been dancing street very
long but have started to go to street dance
competitions and I love them. As its all new
to me I am in the Under 8 Years Newcomer
section. Well I have only done a few
competitions but as you can see from my
picture below, I have worked hard in my
classes. I got a 1st Place at my last
competition and so soon I will move up into
the next grade that is "Under 8 Years
Intermediate" then if I get even better I be
in "Advanced Grade"
So, if you
think you would like to compete at Street
Dance Competitions read on! |
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Its Great Fun, Its
Rewarding, It Builds Confidence!
Q: DO I HAVE TO DANCE ON MY OWN? - A: NO
Q: HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO ENTER? - A: £10
Normally
Q: WHO CAN I BRING TO WATCH ME? - A: ANYONE YOU
WISH (Except Pets)
When you enter a competition you can dance in the
following events: These events are normally what you would get at a 1 day
competition. At Weekend Competition that are held at Holiday Centres you stay on
the Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Night if you wish. There is normally a Fun
Night on the Saturday, where Parents can dance with their children, even in
fancy dress if they like, or Adults (Parents) Fun Street Teams. Its great fun at
the Weekend Festivals, with Showcases, Workshops and Big Party Night, you meet
people from all over the place, and make new friends, and the Parents have fun
too.
SOLO
- You dance in a heat (this means your not the only dancer
on the floor you dance with other dancers and judges mark your number down if
they wish to see you again) You eventually make the Final and then will be
placed 1st - 5th or 1st to 6th Depending on the event.
DUOS
- (Also known as Pairs, Doubles, Duets) In
these events you dance with a partner, to a cheographed routine.
QUADS
- This is great fun, four dancers perform to a set piece
of music that changes around every six months, its different music for each age
category. You have a cheographed routine to the set music.
TEAMS -
If your lucky enough to be in a TEAM (Also
referred to as CREW, TROOP, GROUP) Your team dances to music that is put
together by the teacher. It would consist of different types of music, and the
cheography would be of different styles.
GROUPS
- These are like Teams, but smaller, and in the advanced
section you have to perform to what ever music is played.
A DanceDomain Quad Being Presented with their
Trophies
Some of our Under 18 Years - Quad Performing at a
competition
A Happy Pupil At Competition with
her Trophy!
A typical presentation of Solo Event.
You get to meet crews such as "Diversity" and
other Street Dancers at larger events that you
will reconise from TV programs such as Britain's
Got Talent, Music Videos, Films and Live Events.
Below: DanceDomain Principal with Aiden Davis
(Left) George Sampson Right
DanceDomain Principal Demonstrating at the
"World Championships" that your never too old,
and never too old to win, even if it was a last
minute thing!
And if above is not enough evidence then check
out this lady below!
Your never too old to "Street Dance"
Practice Makes Perfect....
Below our "Street Dance Practice Class" our
competitors and some future competitors are
practicing their Solos, Duos and Quad Routines
ready for the next competition. Our teaching
Staff go around and help them during these types
of classes.
More Success!
DanceDomain Success
National Street Dance
Challenge Results
NOT
JUST COMPETITIONS - DANCE AT LIVE EVENTS TOO!
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Move-IT 2009
We had a
great time at Move-IT 2009 - Once again we
enjoyed Belle's performance on the freestyle
stage and even better was the winning Street
Dance performance that she participated in
on the main stage, all the dancers where
absolutely fab!
Left: Jess
Nolan, Sophie Mitchell with Belle and having
a good chat with Marquelle from Britannia
High.
We have more
news about Marquelle, but your have to wait
and see....
Great
Performance from Zoo Nation, loads of stands
with great dancewear, our friends at the
IDTA, Dancing in Kent Magazine, not
forgetting our friends at the UDO (United
Dance Organisation) thanks to Simon for a
very warm welcome as always, showing
their great events and offering their
quality Merchandise.
Left & Below
the freestyle stage at move it where dancers
could do their thing and show everyone just
how great they are, next year it could be
you!
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