Most professionals who are teaching the more challenging celebrities are managing a decent amount of content, but the props are still well overused.
Mobile props are one thing, fixed another. The Halloween week aside (was prop city from the first one) they need to cut the use of fixed props and publicise the amount of traditional content needed to avoid losing marks. There is too much inconsistency between the judges and there should be simple rules the public (of whatever level of understanding) can grasp.
Alternatively make the routines longer if props are used. Half the 90 second dance swinging from a wire is not enough proper content.
Mobile props are one thing, fixed another. The Halloween week aside (was prop city from the first one) they need to cut the use of fixed props and publicise the amount of traditional content needed to avoid losing marks. There is too much inconsistency between the judges and there should be simple rules the public (of whatever level of understanding) can grasp.
Alternatively make the routines longer if props are used. Half the 90 second dance swinging from a wire is not enough proper content.




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