Focus Workshop West Coast Swing Competition

West Coast Swing Jack&Jill competitions are competitions with improvised dances with a random partner and a random song. Do you know what judges are looking for? Do you know what they really mean with the 3 T's (Timing, Technique, Teamwork) ? How to work on then? And how to get your nerves together? As an Advanced level dancer I have been there!! I have been competing in West Coast Swing since 2017 (from Newcomer till Advanced), I took Judges training from Robert Royston and Chuck Brown, and judged several WSDC and non-WSDC events. I am also a certified West Coast Swing teacher in the Swing Literacy method and followed several teacher intensives and trainings over the last 5 years. I know what judges are looking for, what the 3T's actually mean and how you can train them efficiently. Topics that we will work on: 🔷️ What are judges looking for in Newcomer/Novice 🔷 How to survive a partner that is missing skills 🔷 Which competition skills to prioritize first 🔷 How can you prepare yourself 🔷 Mock Jack&Jill PREREQUISITES ✅️ you have basic knowledge of WCS fundamentals ✅️ you can dance the basic West Coast Swing patterns: Left Side Pass, Right Side Pass, Sugar Push, Tuck Turn and Whip