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10 Books that Every Colorguard Educator Needs to Read
It is said that in order to get better, you have to have a solid foundation. As we all know, this heavily applies to our basics programs. But it also applies to our mental health and awareness as educators. Reading and personal development is necessary to take both you and your students to the highest level.
Podcast Feature – Promoting Arts Education in the World of Pageants
Hello everyone! This one is a few months old, but I was a guest on The Marching Arts Education Podcast and wanted to share! Listen to my thoughts on the importance of arts education and quality instruction in schools here.
Online Workouts to Get You in Shape for Marching Season
Although the fate of the fall (and honestly, the winter) marching seasons are unknown, it's always a good idea to be prepared! Here's a list of some of my favorite safe, effective, and fun online workouts! 1. MADFIT - 30 MIN FULL BODY DANCER SCULPT WORKOUT All of her...
Teaching Students How to Spin is Not Your Job
The thing about becoming a colorguard instructor is that it usually doesn't come with a job description. Most hiring is done informally--either through connections, cold emails, or accidentally falling into the position. As a result, most colorguard instructors think...
6 Ways to Help Your BIPOC Students
This post may contain affiliate links. There is a lot of overdue and much-needed conversation about diversity and inclusion in the marching arts community. Although this year has brought a lot of heartbreak for color guard (cancellation of WGI, cancellation of the...