Our Stampede Parade Routine is one combination that gets repeated twice to the set piece of music. This music will be looped so that it plays repeatedly for the 4.5km parade.

Special thanks to CBTF Group Rep, Maureen Johnson, for choreographing this fun routine for the Stampede Parade.

The participants will be lined up in rows of various sizes - this will be decided at the rehearsal based on which athletes can perform the 3-Baton portions.

Athletes who have fairly solid 3-baton skills should be flanked on each side with twirlers who are experienced enough to feed into the 3-baton. Each row of six will consist of two athletes doing 3 baton, and 4 athletes to feed in. Younger/less advanced athletes have been provided with choreography that does not involve three baton.

There are additional videos posted that review the details and timing for each portion of the routine. Coaches should watch the routine and decide whether their athletes are best suited for the more advanced choreography/baton skills or if they are best suited for the easier "non-three baton" choreography.

Final "placement" of the athletes will occur at the Full Rehearsal on Thursday July 3rd.

An extract of the parade music is attached below. During the parade, the music will loop at the fade.

Video demonstrations of the routine and its components are linked below.