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FLOOR PLAY (1-2 people)

Show us your most seductive, fluid and seamless play on the floor. Floor Play is your expression of smooth, sensual and beautiful transitions with your body using primarily the stage floor. You are allowed to use the poles as prop as long as you make sure it isn’t the center of your performance. (For example: Use the pole for transitioning from laying/sitting to standing and vice versa. Handstands. Swirls on your knees around the pole.) You are not allowed to climb or do tricks ON the pole. You must ALWAYS have one contact point on the floor (standing on the floor is to have contact with the floor). If you were to do tricks WITHOUT floor contact you will receive a five point deduction (-5) by the head judge. You are allowed to use the poles as prop for a maximum of 30 seconds of your routine, if you exceed this time limit you will be disqualified. The same rules apply if you are to use a chair as prop.
 

Amateur division: 
 

  • Basic to moderate experience in poledance with heels. 

  • Have not competed earlier in heel-related competitions or have competed at an amateur level but not received any top placements.

  • You are NOT TO PLACE in the amateur division if you currently work or has worked as any dance instructor or received financial compensation for instructing or performing or any other kind of promotion. 

  • You cannot participate in this division if you have competed in any other dance competition and received a top placement.

  • You cannot participate in this category if you have won a dance competition in a higher division.

  • If you are a duo of mixed divisions you have to choose the higher division for entering the competition.

  • Judging will be determined by the overall assessment and the dynamics of the duo.

 

Professional division:
 

  • For dancers who work in the industry or has received any financial compensation for performing, teaching or any other kind of promotion.

  • For dancers who has competed in semi-pro or professional division in any other dance competition.

  • For dancers who has competed in an Amateur division in any other competition and received any top placement.

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