There are so many aspects of a routine: learning the choreography, rehearsing the group work, working out the partner work, deciphering the level work, drilling formation changes, perfecting the spacing, concentrating on technique, achieving perfect synchronization and unison, and polishing the routine with dazzling performance quality and showmanship.  It’s obvious why a common stressor of any coach stems from the question, “How are we going to get through all of this in just this amount of time?”

Here’s yet another problem solved by Balance Point.  We’ll write your practice plans for you and include them in your Coach’s Manual.  You simply give us the number of practices in your schedule (and their lengths) that lead up to the premiere performance of your routine and we’ll write the agendas for each rehearsal, ensuring that your dancers have the opportunity to learn the choreography piece by piece while also keeping a focus on all the other countless aspects that extend far beyond memorization of eight counts.  Not only does this alleviate the pressures for the coach of preparing for each practice, but ensures a productive practice will be conducted each and every time!  The end result of this being a solid team with a solid routine.