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Baton Twirling Camp (With Marching and Dance)
This fun class teaches the first moves of twirling and footwork in a short routine
Gigi E. / Piano, Clarinet, Composition
62 total reviews for this teacher
1 review for this class
Completed by 2 learners
There are no upcoming classes.
8-13
year old learners
3-6
learners per class
$83
Charged upfront
$21 per class
Meets 2x per week
Over 2 weeks
30 minutes per class
There are no open spots for this class.
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Description
Class Experience
This is old school baton twirling, not trick twirling. It teaches the kind of routines based on the music, dancing to the music using baton twirls along the way. Week 1 Day 1 Meet and greet, get to know each other. Have you twirled or danced before? Names of baton parts. How to hold the baton. Basics of footwork. Moving to music. Shifting weight. Right and left movements. Forward and back moves. Day 2 Review of day 1. Marching basics: How to count to the music. How to stand at...
Gena started twirling in 2nd grade and hasn't stopped since! She became a majorette in 9th grade, the head majorette her junior year. Gena attended many twirling camps, some in Atlanta and others at the University of Tennessee, marched in many parades in various cities in the south and of course, twirled at many half-time shows!
1 hour per week in class, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.
Learning baton can be painful. Bruises will occur. Metal against skin and bone can hurt. Please make sure your child is not wearing loose clothing which can catch on the baton and that the Learner is not near anything that might break. Children will drop the baton at some point, probably many times. Slow and easy to prevent injuries is my mantra.
Teacher
Gigi E. / Piano, Clarinet, CompositionPianist, Clarinetist, Math and Foreign Language Nerd, Composer
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United States62 total reviews
54 completed classes
About Me
Hi! I have been a professional musician for many years, primarily working as an accompanist for school choruses and bands and church choirs. I hope you will be my next student! If you want to take piano or clarinet lessons, please sign up...
