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The Physie Year

An overview of events, classes and terminology

For those who are new to Physie or are simply unsure of the meaning of all the events and competitions that occur throughout the year – the following article has been compiled to offer a brief explanation of our year here at Central Coast United Physical Culture Club. Specific event details become available closer to the date and will be posted on this website.

A new syllabus is choreographed each year for the various ages and all members work from February to November to master the skills and techniques required to be a successful Physie girl as well as achieving along the way improved self esteem and a general physical well-being.

Girls compete at the age they are on 31 August. So if you turn 8 on 31 August you compete as an 8 year old. If you turn 9 on 1 September you still compete as an 8 year old.

FEBRUARY – JULY

During this time we focus on learning and mastering the new syllabus for your specific age group. The syllabus is developed during the holiday period by a group of choreographers from APDA. They are appropriately tailored for different age groups and the choreography is coordinated with a new soundtrack each year.

APRIL – MAY

Music and DVD

The music and teaching DVD for your age group will be available from April for you to download from the APDA website. 

Extra Practice will commence after Easter.

Competition Leotard

All girls must have a performance leotard to perform.

For individual performances you can wear a coloured leotard. These are from $55 each. Styles and colours are available from March. (Body stockings are necessary under light coloured leotards.) You can buy/order one from the shop, which is at Dural, or you can order online from the APDA website.

JULY – AUGUST

Interclubs (3 per year)
Interclubs are organised performances between clubs outside your usual area as a friendly preparation to performing the syllabus. Interclubs are a good opportunity to check your progress and be aware of leotard, hair and make-up requirements.

There are no expectations at these events other than the will to perform to the best of your ability and have a lot of fun doing it. Interclubs are always an enjoyable day with rewards for hard work on the day.

All ages from 3 Years to Seniors and Ladies are involved. A nominal entry fee applies to Interclubs to cover medals, hall hire etc. and is set by the host Club. All Interclub competitors must wear a APDA leotard in any colour.

SEPTEMBER

Junior Teams will be held in September

OCTOBER

Teams
This is the main event from the Clubs perspective as gradings are achieved through these results each year. A team consists of 8 girls who are judged on their ability to perform the syllabus in perfect timing and standard of work. Members are to work together in a friendly and committed manner. Attending all lessons and practices is essential to ensure a high quality of work and synchronicity.

Central Coast United strives to enable all members to particitpate in team performances but sometimes if class numbers are small then this is not always possible. This performance is held in combined age-groups: 5/6 years; 7/8 years; 9/10 years; 11/12 years etc

Black Leotards are worn so that all members look alike, these are supplied by the club.

2013 Gradings for Central Coast United were Championship for Juniors and Ladies

Club Annual Performance Day
This is an event to showcase and reward the talents at all levels of individual achievement within the club. It is a very important part of our Physie year for everyone from 3 Years to Ladies.

NOVEMBER

Junior Nationals

Those girls who final at Zone perform for the title of National Age Champion at The Concourse Chatswood.

Senior Nationals
National finals for those selected are held at the Sydney Opera House.

Ladies Nationals
These will be held at The Concourse, Chatswood

Xmas Party
A fun social event to celebrate the end of a year of hard work.

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