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Posts posted by njthundrrd
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They could jump a few spots..... hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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looks like Seattle is already better than Magic.
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LOL... Shorts... DCI Shirt... Balding head ... MUST BE CONTEST COORDINATOR ~~~> TONY DICARLO!
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Think Romeo and Juliet, but with the devil or demons involved.
Some "Faust-like" movies -
West Side Story
Devil's Advocate
Constantine
Crossroads
or music like... The Devil Went Down to Georgia.
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How about the cowbell being illegal before 1974 ?!?!?!
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Hi, everyone! I know it's a little late to be asking this, but I need help and the way my corps explains it is not sinking in. I still cannot master the marching style, which is the straight-legged w/ roll step. I can play the music, but you, "hear feet in the music," to quote my brass head. I don't want that. Carolina Gold doesn't want that. If it's not an out of the way question, can I get a few pointers from the rest of my DCA family, through PM, if you will. Remember, real competition comes when everyone is playing and marching at their best. I hope no one thinks I'm trying to get ahead of another corps. I just want to march the way I'm supposed to. Please. Anyway, thanks, and look forward to seeing some of you in N.J., next week!!!
Elizabeth
Elizabeth,
Think of this...
1) Everything from your hips down remains straight.
2) Then try to create more space between the top of your hips and the bottom of your rib cage, by trying to pull your torso higher in the air
3) Try to move your mouthpiece about an inch higher than it is now and just don't raise your head, but try to lift your whole torso up to it.
The reason why "your feet come through your horn" is because you are probably striking the surface of the ground too hard (a lot of bands do this) with you feet. Think of pulling your weight into the air. Always lifting the body away from the ground.... Then just place enough weight in your feet to transfer your body weight to the next foot.
This also works backing up and keeps you from squatting down and sticking your rear-end out when moving backwards.
Too many people think of their body center being where it is, but if you lengthen your torso (by not compressing it) you will both look taller and also get the "feet out of the horn."
Good Luck
Eric
04-?? Phantom Regiment Visual Staff Member
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"and too many different colors all mixed together. That on top of the grass background makes it, overall, fairly difficult on the eyes."
Best line I have read on here!..... = )
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82 Garfield (Where it all began)
85 Garfield (When it got nuts)
86 Blue Devils (Loudest thing ever. Sorry Spirit and Madison)
The San Antonio Texas Saloon...
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