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What is Competitive Pom Dance?
Poms must be used for 80% of the routine. Pom incorporates different styles of dance with the sharp motions of cheer. Important aspects of a pom routine include synchronization and visual effect, clean and precise motions, strong pom technique, and dance technical elements. Visual effect includes level changes, group work, formation changes, the use of different color poms, etc.
What ages can compete?
Division/Age:
Tiny--5 years & younger
Mini--8 years & younger
Youth--11 years & younger
Junior--14 years & younger
Senior--18 years & younger
Open--14 years & older
The Division Age of a team is determined by the age of the oldest competitor.
The age of the competitor as of August 31st, 2012 will be the age used for
competition purposes throughout the 2012-13 season for all divisions.
A team can compete with a minimum of 4 dancers.
How often will we compete?
Our goal is to compete at 4-6 competitions, including Finals, between Dec-May. A complete listing of competitions will be available in June. We may also participate in community and charity events.
How often will we practice?
We plan to practice once per week starting in June. Practices will be 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Does everyone get placed on a team?
The biggest determining factor will be the age of the dancer. The number of dancers registered will also play a part in what division the teams compete. A minimum of 4 dancers is required to compete.
Is tumbling and stunting involved in pom?
No. The only “tumbling” that may be used is forward or backward rolls.
High Voltage All Stars Inc. is a non-profit 501c3 organization. We provide numerous fundraising opportunities throughout the year to help off set the costs of cheer and dance.
During the summer, we work the Shorebirds Concession stands as a fundraiser. If you are a registered member and attend a training session, you can fundraise over the summer to help with your dance costs.
What is Competitive Hip Hop?
Routines can incorporate street style movements with an emphasis on execution, style, creativity, body isolations and control, rhythm, uniformity and musical interpretation. Teams may also put an additional focus on athletic incorporations such as jumps, jump variations, combo jumps and other tricks. (Examples: Dance Crew, Krumping, Breaking,
Stepping, etc.)
What ages can compete?
Divisions/Age
Tiny--5 years & younger
Mini--8 years & younger
Youth--11 years & younger
Junior--14 years & younger
Senior--18 years & younger
Open--14 years & older
The Division Age of a team is determined by the age of the oldest competitor. The age of the competitor as of August 31st, 2012 will be the age used for competition purposes throughout the 2012-13 season for all divisions. A team can compete with a minimum of 4 dancers.
How often will we compete?
Our goal is to compete at 4-6 competitions, including Finals, between Dec-May. A complete listing of competitions will be available in June.
We may also participate in community and charity events.
How often will we practice?
We plan to practice once per week starting in June. Practices will be 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Does everyone get placed on a team?
We will require each interested dancer to be evaluated. We will teach a short routine that each dancer will perform in front of the coaches and each dancer will have the opportunity to perform other skills if they choose.
Is tumbling and stunting involved in Hip Hop?
Hip Hop involves “tricks”, which may include tumbling or flipping.
High Voltage All Stars Inc. is a non-profit 501c3 organization. We provide numerous fundraising opportunities throughout the year to help off set the costs of cheer and dance.
During the summer, we work the Shorebirds Concession stands as a fundraiser. If you are a registered member and attend a training session, you can fundraise over the summer to help with your dance costs.
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