Floorcraft at a Competitive Level
At advanced level, floorcraft becomes strategic.
You’re not just avoiding collisions—you’re:
Anticipating traffic
Choosing pathways
Adjusting choreography in real time
Skill: Awareness beyond your own dancing.
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