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Some common errors in pattern performance
- Foot placement on stances
- Lack of facial intensity
- Large movements are altered to small ones
- Deep stances gradually change to higher ones
- Timing is stylized too much which does not prove the physical conditioning of the performer
- Short movements are exaggerated as large ones to impress an audience rather than to demonstrate the correct technique
- "Pushing off" from the feet rather than initiating movements properly through the hip
- The body does not move as a unit; arms and legs seem disconnected
- Hand/foot timing (when moving, hand technique should finishing just as stepping foot touches the floor)
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