MUSIC, COSTUME AND PROPS: All are judged, and must be considered in the performance. Check the rules of the
specific convention for prop restrictions. Fire and sharp objects (i.e. juggling knives) are prohibited.
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MUSIC, COSTUME: All are judged, and must be considered in the performance. Check the rules of the specific convention for prop restrictions. Fire and sharp objects (i.e. juggling knives) are prohibited.
PROPS: Props are all items which are used by the rider in his/her performance and require a technical handling by the rider (e.g. typical objects from RSG, like clubs, bands).
These items can be used to do a unicycling trick, like rope skipping with the unicycle. However, they can also be employed to show a non-unicycling skill which supports and enhances the choreography, like the elaborate use of a hat. Props have to be presented by the rider. It is not mandatory to include props in the performance. If none are used, the score will not be lower.
DECORATIONS: In contrast to props, decoration is used to present the rider or clarify the theme of the performance. Decoration does not require a technical handling by the rider. For example other persons in costumes and background images. Decoration is no personal contribution of the rider and therefore the rider will not get higher scores. On the contrary, scenery can also be judged negatively if it distracts from the rider’s performance.
For Props and Decoration neither fire nor sharp objects (i.e. juggling knives) are allowed.
scotthue
commented
11 years ago
Proposal 79 (see: http://rulebook.unicycling.org/proposals/79)
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3.11 Individual Freestyle Overview
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MUSIC, COSTUME AND PROPS: All are judged, and must be considered in the performance. Check the rules of the
specific convention for prop restrictions. Fire and sharp objects (i.e. juggling knives) are prohibited. new:
MUSIC, COSTUME: All are judged, and must be considered in the performance. Check the rules of the specific convention for prop restrictions. Fire and sharp objects (i.e. juggling knives) are prohibited.
PROPS: Props are all items which are used by the rider in his/her performance and require a technical handling by the rider (e.g. typical objects from RSG, like clubs, bands).
These items can be used to do a unicycling trick, like rope skipping with the unicycle. However, they can also be employed to show a non-unicycling skill which supports and enhances the choreography, like the elaborate use of a hat. Props have to be presented by the rider. It is not mandatory to include props in the performance. If none are used, the score will not be lower. DECORATIONS: In contrast to props, decoration is used to present the rider or clarify the theme of the performance. Decoration does not require a technical handling by the rider. For example other persons in costumes and background images. Decoration is no personal contribution of the rider and therefore the rider will not get higher scores. On the contrary, scenery can also be judged negatively if it distracts from the rider’s performance. For Props and Decoration neither fire nor sharp objects (i.e. juggling knives) are allowed.