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#198169 - 12/26/09 02:59 PM
Re: The difference college and highschool drumline
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In both instances, the only real job of the section leader that I can think of is to be the designated listening point (but not always), to tap off exercises, and to carry out the tech duties when the tech is not available such as calling exercises or finding a practice spot.
Generally once you reach a solid college program vs. a solid high school program, 1. The attitudes improve and players mature as people, leading to more responcibility taken on the individuals. 2. The technique among the individuals gets better (more skill, strength, and practice time.) and 3. There is better instruction, equipment, and budget. All of which lead to an easier, less frustrating, job for the designated section leader.
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