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Writer's pictureJoshua Rittman

Nationals Reflecting

The Nationals have been under our belt for about three months now. It's time to reflect. The competition brought together dancers from across the country (and out of), each bringing their unique style and artistry to the stage. The energy in the air was electric as performers aimed to showcase their skills and leave a lasting impression on the judges, audience, and peers.



 

The competition is fierce from the jump, with so many incredible studios attending, filled with endless talent. All are eyeing the same awards. The dancers compete in the competition to make it to the callbacks. Callbacks are where the best of the best meet for the final battle of talent and hard work. It's not over there because a group of handpicked soloists are chosen to compete in the improv battle/solo showdown. Living alongside the intense vibes of a tight competition is, a fun, exciting, action-packed week of events, from the classes taught by our group of decorated judges to the white glow party. There is never a dull moment.


From the mesmerizing solo performances to the captivating group routines, every dancer poured their heart and soul into their craft, captivating the audience with their technical prowess and vibrant storytelling. The talent on display was truly awe-inspiring, and it was evident that each performer had dedicated countless hours to perfecting their routines. The supportive and encouraging atmosphere among the participants created a sense of camaraderie and mutual respect. Dancers cheered for one another, offering encouragement and celebrating each other's successes, embodying the true spirit of sportsmanship. The panel of judges faced the challenging task of evaluating the exceptional performances, considering not only technical proficiency but also the ability to convey emotion and connect with the audience. Their constructive feedback provided valuable insights for the performers, contributing to their growth and development as dancers.




 

In the end, trophies are given out and awards are won. But the friendships, lessons learned, and personal growth as a dancer are what's really important. We here at TTB can't begin to explain how grateful we are for everyone who competes, attends, and supports our nationals. We can't do it without you all.


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