Intensity

Avoid pauses

Don't spend as long on the floor / break up floor sections

Greater extension would increase intensity

Increase cardiovascular fitness to sustain intensity

Lift leg levels

More use of levels would assist intensity

Use more of the floor space

Watch fatigue in final quarter

Work for greater control of energy

Work for more attack

Work on resistance through your limbs

Dance Technique

Be aware of postural positions required for chosen genre

Continue to develop technique

Don't 'crunch' toes on pirouettes

Don't drop your heel on your turns

Elongate through the neck

Ground moves

Hold carriage / core control

Keep shoulders down

Point toes

Pull up on your supporting leg in your turns

Stay low and grounded

Stretch knees

Work on elevation in your jumps

Work on spotting in your turns

Execution

All team members need to have equal levels of fitness / abilities

Be careful to avoid messy placement in trying to obtain fluidity

Clean arm / leg lines across team

Clean body angles

Confidence in movements / routine will assist this

Ensure all moves highlight the dancers capabilities and skills

Extend arms

Extend legs

Increase range of movement

Increase tension in arm lines / upper body

Increase tension in legs

Sharpen arm lines

Static elements should be held and controlled

Tidy foot work

Work on core control / posture

Work to control movements - don't 'throw' movements

Work on precise placement of movements

Movement Selection

As athlete / team's abilities develop increase complexity

Avoid repetition

Decrease time on floor or static poses

Ensure moves selected are appropriate for the ability of all dancers

Make sure moves are safe for all

Make sure moves are reflective of the style chosen

Make sure 'tricks' are purposeful and seamless with the rest of the routine

Once postural control is strong, increase challenging arm lines and moves

Too 'aerobic-y'

Try to avoid excessive acro elements

Work to increase complexity

Work to increase variety