WGI Sport of the Arts presents a gathering of the best creative and technical color guard minds for an intensive, hands-on instructor educational event.
This event has been specifically focused to help instructors with all aspects of designing and managing a successful winter guard program. Sessions on basic to intermediate equipment and movement techniques, roundtable discussions, and dialogue on WGI classification and adjudication topics make this event a MUST for all color guard instructors.
Frequently Asked Questions Q. I am not currently teaching a color guard program. Can I still attend this event?
YES!! This event is open to all who are interested in obtaining the skills to encourage and motivate the future of the winter guard activity.
Q. Where should I stay?
Renaissance Dallas Richardson Hotel
900 E. Lookout Drive, Richardson TX 75082
$89.00 plus tax per night - ask for special WGI Spinfest rate.
Q. How much does it cost?
Clinic Registration fee is $150. Registrations online will close September 6th at midnight. -- Walk up registrations will be accepted if space allows.
Q. Will equipment for the hands-on sessions be provided?
Unfortuantely, WGI will not be able to provide flags or sabres for the hands-on portions of Spinfest!! You will need to bring your own. However, Director's Showcase International will provide an "Elite" Rifle for each person registered for the event. You will want to bring tape for your new rifle as well!
Q. What should I wear?
If you are planning on participating in the hands-on equipment and/or movement portions of the weekend you will want appropriate attire that will enable you to move more comfortably.
Q. How do I register with a school purchase order, or check?
If you are attending Spinfest!! and are paying your registration fee by a school purchase order or check, contact Judy Bollman at 937-247-5919 to make your registration.
Q. Who can take part in the "4 Performers: part of Spinfest?
Performers must be under the age of 22 to attend this portion of the event.
This event has been specifically focused to help instructors with all aspects of designing and managing a successful winter guard program. Sessions on basic to intermediate equipment and movement techniques, roundtable discussions, and dialogue on WGI classification and adjudication topics make this event a MUST for all color guard instructors.