Monday, October 24, 2005
Hello everyone.
Great show on Saturday night, everybody! I hope everyone had a great show.
Congrats, especially, to Carl, Mary, and our wonderful guard dancers!!!
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In other news, however...I must bring up something that isn't very fun.
I know that a major theme of the practices lately has been "FOCUS" (or lack of).
I did some research into this apparent problem, and I asked two marchers.
Both agreed that the "social conversations" don't really exist.
In fact, the source of the extra banter is people correcting each other after a set.
For instance:
Subject A marches 16 counts.
Subject B corrects A, telling them to move left, up forward, etc.
Subject A becomes confused and asks Subject C if they are in the right place.
Three people are now involved in Subject A's problem.
So therefore, if everyone is correcting each other, of course there is extra noise and confusion.
I'll mention this issue to Mr. Powers later today.
REMEMBER: it's no one person in particular.
Since I don't march, my task is to make sure the pit is quiet.
So I'll concentrate on that for now.
This problem will be fixed as soon as we all understand what's actually going on.
Thanks for your cooperation,
Sam
Great show on Saturday night, everybody! I hope everyone had a great show.
Congrats, especially, to Carl, Mary, and our wonderful guard dancers!!!
_____________
In other news, however...I must bring up something that isn't very fun.
I know that a major theme of the practices lately has been "FOCUS" (or lack of).
I did some research into this apparent problem, and I asked two marchers.
Both agreed that the "social conversations" don't really exist.
In fact, the source of the extra banter is people correcting each other after a set.
For instance:
Subject A marches 16 counts.
Subject B corrects A, telling them to move left, up forward, etc.
Subject A becomes confused and asks Subject C if they are in the right place.
Three people are now involved in Subject A's problem.
So therefore, if everyone is correcting each other, of course there is extra noise and confusion.
I'll mention this issue to Mr. Powers later today.
REMEMBER: it's no one person in particular.
Since I don't march, my task is to make sure the pit is quiet.
So I'll concentrate on that for now.
This problem will be fixed as soon as we all understand what's actually going on.
Thanks for your cooperation,
Sam
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guys, thank you so much for stepping up today and telling us what's going on; I for one really appreciate it. two weeks down the road we could be walking off some field with huge smilies and a huge trophy.. ;]]] keep that in mind, cooperate, and FOCUSSSS. & we'll do amazing.
Sam you still are and will always be my hero... that being said, it amazes me how the non marchers can understand our problems so well, and I really think/hope that our talk helped......
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