Routinesive 2019"Fever"
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Since the Routinesive started in 2016, we have already been fortunate enough to host a wide variety of some of the most iconic WCS routines of all time. This includes "Johnny B. Goode" by Kyle Redd & Sarah Vann Drake, "Busta" by Ben Morris & Jennifer Deluca, and "How To Save A Life" by Jordan Frisbee & Tatiana Mollman...
Now we are on to 2019, and we couldn't be more excited to host our first routine that was debuted before the year 2000. Robert & Laureen won the US Open in 1997 with Fever. It is without doubt, one of the most iconic routines of all time, and we are so grateful to provide our attendees with the first ever opportunity to LEARN IT!
Robert and Laureen will be teaching this routine in an Intensive format over 6 hours.
We will be splitting the 6 hours up so brains will have a chance to digest and revisit. The first three hours will be from 11AM-2PM Friday morning. The last three hours will be Friday afternoon, 3-6PM. *Schedule subject to change*
This will be available to couples of all levels, but we are recommending to be at least Level 2 (Novice points or higher) to be able to attempt grasping the material at the pace Robert and Laureen will be moving to get through it all. They will be adjusting choreography and providing different options so that various skill levels will be able to follow along, but that can only go so far. This is a challenging routine, and if you decide to participate, you should be doing so with that mind set.
You must register with a partner that you will stay with for the duration of the intensive. Attendees will not be rotating.
Cost: $120 per person ($240 per couple) for the full 6 hours (Early Bird). $150 at the door ($300 per couple) *if available*. There is a space limitation, so we strongly recommend registering for this intensive as quickly as possible.
Robert and Laureen will be selecting as many couples as they want (2-25ish) from the class to perform with them in the Galactic Show on Saturday night! This Routinesive format at Swingtacular has been absolutely incredible so far, and this year will be no different!
Below is a video of this legendary routine. Registration coming soon!
Now we are on to 2019, and we couldn't be more excited to host our first routine that was debuted before the year 2000. Robert & Laureen won the US Open in 1997 with Fever. It is without doubt, one of the most iconic routines of all time, and we are so grateful to provide our attendees with the first ever opportunity to LEARN IT!
Robert and Laureen will be teaching this routine in an Intensive format over 6 hours.
We will be splitting the 6 hours up so brains will have a chance to digest and revisit. The first three hours will be from 11AM-2PM Friday morning. The last three hours will be Friday afternoon, 3-6PM. *Schedule subject to change*
This will be available to couples of all levels, but we are recommending to be at least Level 2 (Novice points or higher) to be able to attempt grasping the material at the pace Robert and Laureen will be moving to get through it all. They will be adjusting choreography and providing different options so that various skill levels will be able to follow along, but that can only go so far. This is a challenging routine, and if you decide to participate, you should be doing so with that mind set.
You must register with a partner that you will stay with for the duration of the intensive. Attendees will not be rotating.
Cost: $120 per person ($240 per couple) for the full 6 hours (Early Bird). $150 at the door ($300 per couple) *if available*. There is a space limitation, so we strongly recommend registering for this intensive as quickly as possible.
Robert and Laureen will be selecting as many couples as they want (2-25ish) from the class to perform with them in the Galactic Show on Saturday night! This Routinesive format at Swingtacular has been absolutely incredible so far, and this year will be no different!
Below is a video of this legendary routine. Registration coming soon!
Robert and Laureen actually just brought "Fever" back at the US Open 2018 as an exhibition... Here is the video in case you missed it.