About the same as Athletics. It depends though. If you don't stretch before hand you can almost guarantee that you will pull something. Especially if you don't stretch your wrists. If you are doing complicated work, things can get a little more dangerous. Like helicopters(tossing the flag right over your head) can bonk you in the head when you are first learning them. However, once you have them down they won't hurt often. Also when you are tossing a really high rifle toss. Well, it's going to have to come down in your hands. That's why you learn the technique to catch it(so you won't bruise your hand) It's basically a guarantee you'll somehow hurt yourself in colorguard. A bruise or a cut or whatever. However, now matter how many bruises I get...I still love colorguard. The thrill of performing or the close bond you share with your teammates. Once you start doing guard, you won't regret it.
20 Drop spins, 20 speed spins, 20 flicks, and 20 flourishes, bothsides. Then, curves, 27 points, and throw-overs. Also both sides. Then if you're more advanced, 10 singles, 10 one and a halfs, and 10 doubles. Happy practicing.
To find information about Colorguard one could visit their website. The site is called "The Colorguard Site". There one can learn what Colorguard is and how to join.
Harvard doesn't have an official colorguard squad, but it does use twirlers and the like occasionally.
Mid-York Colorguard Circuit - MYCGC - was created in 1965.
For those outside the US and the uninitiated, colorguard is flag twirling after the military style, often incorporating props and dance routines. Colorguard, is a boy and girl activity. Boys in many schools are in colorgurard and enjoy it.
In colorguard, the pole for the flag is typically made of fiberglass or aluminum. These materials are lightweight yet durable, making them ideal for spinning and tossing routines.
Native American Women Warriors
yes. all day. sunday
The flags or other objects are colored with paints, dyes, etc. !
35" x 52" is the size for a rectangular flag.
In order to make a colorguard (flag line) team........ you have to be ready to work hard and get ready to get alot of sun tan lotion!lol! When you go to tryout out you dont have to be the best dancer or anything you just have to try as hard as you can and you will get better and better! Dont cry and say i cant do it because you will get i promise....I use to say the same thing and now im the Flag Captain at my school!=Im saying this because this is my third year in colorguard and my second in winterguard and im a senior and when you make it you will make friends for a lifetime in band and colorguard!=
The three families of a marching band are Winds, Percussion, and Colorguard.
The music was from the soundtrack "Life as a House"...excellent movie and excellent show...