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Giving a gift
Posted by partnerless
4/3/2009  9:42:00 AM
I am dancing in my first comp ever. (6 dances) It is a low key interstudio comp. One of my instructors(female)is finding costumes for me to wear, lending me her jewelry and guiding me every step of the way. She also coaches me and my male instructor with whom I will be dancing that day.Is it appropriate and/or customary to give gift of appreciation? If so, I have no clue as to what is appropriate. Would the same apply for my other instructor (male) with whom I will be dancing the day of the comp?
Re: Giving a gift
Posted by Days&Nights
4/3/2009  10:49:00 AM
As a beginner, after my first few competitions - even if they were local studio events - I did give my "coach" and my "pro" a thank you card with a personal message written by me - not by a computer keyboard. After my first really large event (although I danced 6-12heats)I gave my pro a gift card for I-Tunes as he is continually updating his I-Pod for use with his students. Ultimately, it is completely up to you. I do know how much the simple act of a thank you card was appreciated and received - even without a little something attached.

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