IFREESTYLE'S JACK & JILL COMPETITION
WHAT IS A JACK & JILL COMPETITION?
Each year in June, iFreeStyle celebrates an anniversary, looking back at the past year and gearing up for the year to come. We are deeply passionate about Latin music and dance, performing, teaching, competing, coaching... but in “freestyling” you truly live in the moment. It’s where the passion for dance began, a conversation without words with someone you may not know or even share a common language with. On the dance floor, you can set yourself free. iFreeStyle hosts an Annual Jack & Jill Competition each year to celebrate the art of true freestyling (social dancing), musicality, partner connection and the fun/freedom it brings to every dancer.
iFreeStyle.ca's Annual Jack & Jill Competition is a Latin “freestyle” dance competition where leaders and followers are randomly matched and switched during each round. In the preliminary rounds, dancers are judged INDIVIDUALLY based on their ability to improvise a dance with different partners (see judging criteria below), then eliminated until the final round by a panel of judges. The remaining couples are judged as a pair, and the winning couple takes all!
2 divisions: Amateur Division & Semi-Pro/Professional Division
3 rounds: SALSA, BACHATA & CHA CHA
Each year in June, iFreeStyle celebrates an anniversary, looking back at the past year and gearing up for the year to come. We are deeply passionate about Latin music and dance, performing, teaching, competing, coaching... but in “freestyling” you truly live in the moment. It’s where the passion for dance began, a conversation without words with someone you may not know or even share a common language with. On the dance floor, you can set yourself free. iFreeStyle hosts an Annual Jack & Jill Competition each year to celebrate the art of true freestyling (social dancing), musicality, partner connection and the fun/freedom it brings to every dancer.
iFreeStyle.ca's Annual Jack & Jill Competition is a Latin “freestyle” dance competition where leaders and followers are randomly matched and switched during each round. In the preliminary rounds, dancers are judged INDIVIDUALLY based on their ability to improvise a dance with different partners (see judging criteria below), then eliminated until the final round by a panel of judges. The remaining couples are judged as a pair, and the winning couple takes all!
2 divisions: Amateur Division & Semi-Pro/Professional Division
3 rounds: SALSA, BACHATA & CHA CHA
