POLE DANCE IRELAND PRINCESS 2019
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Aerial Arts Competition Sat 16th November 2019
LIST OF COMPETITORS 16TH NOV 2019
Well, here it is the list of competitors for PDIP 2019!! A jam-packed selection of crazy and talented performers …who will be crowned Pole Dance Ireland Princess Aerial Arts Winner 2019??
INTERMEDIATE POLE
Taryn Kearney-Grieve
Monika Powell
Clarisse Daudemard-Grégnac
Lora Lynn Asvos
Nathalia Freitas
Alexandra Haughey
Valeria Khusnulina
Selina Smith
Lyuba Stoimenova
Merlin Goss
ADVANCED POLE
kelly Perier
Sandra Plicka
Chloe Little
Nicola Cleere
Elly Bass
Kirsten Barker
Julia Dobrovodska
Jennifer Dempsey
PROFESSIONAL POLE
Edyta Ćwik
Julie Ann Czyrek
Ania Vinogradova
Caitriona Mcdonnell
Jenny Schmiedel
Ronny John
Laura Mc Givern
Rebbeca Murphy
DOUBLES POLE
Judith Rowland & Samantha Weir
Jenny Schmiedel & Nicola Kennedy
Racheal Palmer and Jessica Hill
INTERMEDIATE HOOP
Noora Rytilahti
Jayne Butterly
Gillian Greenfield
Órlaith Nic Aidhne
Louise Trainor
Claire Carroll
Clare Leddy
Sarah Radford
ADVANCED / PRO HOOP
Ally Barrow
Lysette Golden
Isabel O’Grady
Bugsy Devine
Kaya Coey
Danielle Greer
Vikki Martin
Jennifer Barr
DOUBLES HOOP
Mercedes Felix and Katja Haase.
Niall McEvoy and Andrea Allegretti
Danielle Reck & Susan Nolan
Lisa & Alley
JUDGING CRITERIA
- The PDIP will have 6 highly-experienced judges for pole & 5 for aerial hoop.
- Judges will be announced on the website prior to the competition.
- In the event of one of the judges being unable to attend, a substitute judge will take their place. Competitors will be notified of any such changes as soon as a substitute is confirmed.
Judging Elements : All competitors will be judged on the following elements:
– Technical
– Artistic & Choreography
Competitors will be awarded marks against the above elements in the following proportions, based on category of entry. Full details of what will be considered for each element is provided below in the Judging Guidelines section.
SCORING SYSTEM
- The athlete with the score closest to the highest possible score is the overall winner.
- Single points & half points can be given.
❖ Technical – Maximum of 100 points
❖ Artistic Expression & Choreography – Maximum of 100 points
- Scoresheets will be collected and tallied after each competitor has performed.
- Once judging has finished, no scores or discussions can be made to alter the results.
- Judges must not discuss judging or results with athletes/competitors.
- There are 2-3 judges per score category: Technical score & Artistic score
Eg 3 Judges will only judge Technical while the other 3 will judge artistic. This is to make sure there is genuine scoring happening.
- Winners will be awarded first, second and third prize.
SCORING
Athleticism and Technical Difficulty — (50% of overall score )
- Strength moves (25% of Technical Score) eg., handsprings, aerial holds, inversions.
- Flexibility (25%) eg., splits (on and off the pole / hoop), strong extensions.
- Versatility (25%) eg., aerial moves, spins, floor work, balanced use of both static and spinning poles / hoop.
- Dynamic movement (25%) eg., drops, powerful spins.
Artistic Expression and Choreography — (50% of overall score)
- Flow and Transitions (25% of Artistic Score) e.g., finishing of moves, smooth transitions on the pole/hoop and off the pole/hoop.
- Musicality (25%)Routine should include changes in intensity and dynamics to match the music.
- Originality (25%) Out of the ordinary moves that shows creativity and inventiveness.
- Stage presence (25%) eg. Comfort on stage, crowd appeal, a distinct personal style.
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