Is routine for judges or for public?
Is routine for judges or for public?
Imagine the situation which we can met often during the competitions. Player is on the stage and on his one side he has the judges and on the other the public. Should he leave the judges behind his back, don't worry about them and play for crowd or should he stand in front of the judges and show them all. When you play for the public you'll probably get more aplaus because they see that all what you are doing is prepared for them. But the judges may have a problem, because it's possible they missed some tricks or something. When you play for the judges they see all you prepared and that means maybe a little better result. But crowd thinks you suck because they come to the competition not to look at your ass. Please vote and tell me what do you think.
Michał Biarda (Me-how Be-r-da)
the question was if a player should face the judges during a routine or face the crowd (if there is one). the answer is simple: always face the crowd!!!
if the judges can't see you properly then someone has made a serious mistake when placing the judges. in any performing sport, the competitors play for the audience. the judges are just there to judge how well they played for the audience and if the technical criteria have been met.
this is not really an issue to vote upon in my opinion.
if the judges can't see you properly then someone has made a serious mistake when placing the judges. in any performing sport, the competitors play for the audience. the judges are just there to judge how well they played for the audience and if the technical criteria have been met.
this is not really an issue to vote upon in my opinion.