Pooja
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I am amazed at technology...this video is siiiiick it's like being there. Swi, can your dad tape all competitions like this haha! amazing.
Wee See You...another great performance. I think the work ethic of the coaches/dancers is amazing and I can only imagine the amount of effort it takes to train your dancers to have all those elements of a great performance. The nakhre with jodis during jhummar just makes me smile, I loved it.
Some elements were missing from the usual VCU...dholi, mela, khundey, but I don't think that's a negative thing necessarily, just something I noticed along with others!!
I sort of have a qualm about alums dancing with teams at competitions but I know lots of teams do it...and I know some people are grad students etc...but I think the majority of collegiate teams are comprised of undergrads from that university...just my opinion...
As many people noted, from an overall perspective it did seem that other teams were VCU-influenced, but what does that even really mean...did they use similar steps/formations/songs? It's sort of blurry to me because if you are trying to be an entertaining & traditional coed collegiate team I feel that the notion of having your own "style" is vague and can't necessarily be accomplished in a way where we can be like oh yea that's like Drexel's style or VCU's style or what have you...everyone is just blending in these days.
Wee See You...another great performance. I think the work ethic of the coaches/dancers is amazing and I can only imagine the amount of effort it takes to train your dancers to have all those elements of a great performance. The nakhre with jodis during jhummar just makes me smile, I loved it.
Some elements were missing from the usual VCU...dholi, mela, khundey, but I don't think that's a negative thing necessarily, just something I noticed along with others!!
I sort of have a qualm about alums dancing with teams at competitions but I know lots of teams do it...and I know some people are grad students etc...but I think the majority of collegiate teams are comprised of undergrads from that university...just my opinion...
As many people noted, from an overall perspective it did seem that other teams were VCU-influenced, but what does that even really mean...did they use similar steps/formations/songs? It's sort of blurry to me because if you are trying to be an entertaining & traditional coed collegiate team I feel that the notion of having your own "style" is vague and can't necessarily be accomplished in a way where we can be like oh yea that's like Drexel's style or VCU's style or what have you...everyone is just blending in these days.