Re: British National Championships 2006
martedì 21 novembre 2006 10.22
Each year there are always very similar comments.
A very experienced Adjudicator who has judged Blackpool many times told me
"The biggest nightmare in the early rounds is not to find the good couples to mark as they stand out it is trying to be fair to the least bad of the rest".
I always think of those words when I sit and spectate for the 2 minutes of each dance and more and more it becomes clear what was meant.. Some couples you do not need to give those 5 or 6 (average) seconds and so you can give more to the others. Sometimes in two seconds you can see that you cannot mark that couple and so you have a little more tme for the others.
What always amazes me is the length of time that some couples just stand bending knees, lifting arms and moving from one foot to the other etc. All this is dance time lost and less opportunity to impress with dance ability.
At the "Open" in May there are hundreds of couples whom the judges have never seen in their lives
and these couples manage to get marked and progress.
I apologise to any person that this may offend as I am not trying to be superior clever or controversial I simply state a judges view and I have observed..
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