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MDG Banquet Hall (OPLENAC) 895 Rangeview Rd., Mississauga Ontario Click here for map and directions 
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 Q. What is a Bundle? A. A bundle is a group of entries, that when purchased all together saves the student money. A bundle is 2 or 3 single dance entries, a contested multi-dance and a multi-dance proficiency. Each dance is danced 3 times in the bundle. Bundles offer the best value in purchasing entries. Q. At What level does a student need to be in order to enter the open category? A. A student can enter the open category at any level from Bronze to Gold. Most of the local open competitors tend to be at a Bronze or Silver Level. Students should feel free at all levels to enter the Open Level. Q. Can I have open work in Closed Syllabus rounds? A. No. There is a category for students that wish to dance open routines. Students dancing open choreography or steps that are restricted in the level they are competing in will be asked to move into an open category. This will keep the level of competition fair in each category. Q. Is there a Top Studio? A. Not exactly, instead every studio will get a trophy. The trophy will read Diamond, Double Diamond, or Triple Diamond. This will be determined by over all team points. Students also each receive a participation trophy based on their points. The trophy depends on the overall point level the student achieves. Q. What is the CDF Canadian National Show Routine Championship Title? A. If you are a fan of dancing with the stars, than this an event for you. In this category the couples get to pick out their own music and do a choreographed routine. Some props are also allowed. This is an annual event. The winner receives the title of Canadian National Pro-Am Show Routine Champion and a beautiful annual trophy for one year. NEW – This year we are going to have a “People’s Choice Most Entertaining Routine” award. This award will be selected from a panel of spectators. Each studio will be permitted to submit one special volunteer judge for this event. Each special volunteer judges will pick their top three routines. 5 Points will go to each 1st , 3 points to each 2nd and 1 point to each 3rd. The winner of this award will go to the person with the best score. The competition officials will judge the event for offal placing and crowned the Show Routine Champion. See will select See the CDF Show Routine rules on the following page of this booklet. Q. What is the CDF Canadian National Group Show Routine Championship Title? A. This is similar to the above with the exception to the number of people on the floor. This is a routine with 3-8 people in it. See the CDF Show Routine rules following. |
