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Frequently Asked Questions |
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Q: Who can become member of NBTA Europe?
A: All countries in
Europe can become member of NBTA Europe if they have twirlers or/and
majorettes and want to compete.
Q: Is it
possible that an idividual person becomes member of NBTA Europe?
A: Sorry, but that
is not possible. Just countries can become member.
Q: How can a
country become member of NBTA Europe?
A: A country has to
found an Association and organise national championships.
Q: Are they
automatic member if they are an association?
A: No, they have to
send an inscription form and the NBTA Europe congress decides.
Q: If there is
no association in my country, how can I organise to get one?
A: There is always a
possibility to ask the committee of NBTA Europe to come to your country
and ask them to explain what
to do.
Q: What other
help can they offer?
A: NBTA Europe
organises judges courses and courses for teachers/coaches in your own
country or if you want to become
an international judge there is
also an international course.
Q: How often
are the European Championships and where do they take place?
A: Every year there
are European Championships. They are all over Europe in one of the
associated countries.
Q: Are the
European Championships just for twirlers?
A: No, there are
also Championships for majorettes. In 2003 it will take place in South
England in October.
Q: Is it true
that in the near future the Championships are for twirlers and majorettes
in the same event?
A: Yes that is true.
Probably in 2005 for the first time in Italy.
Q: What does
G.A. mean?
A: That is short for:
Global Alliance for
twirlers and majorettes. It is the World organisation of NBTA. All
countries from all over the world can become member.
Q: What can
G.A. mean to us?
A: They develop
international rules and will organise World Championships for twirling and
majorettes.
Q: How can a
country become member?
A: They can ask for
information at the following e-mail address:
nbta_europe@hotmail.com
Q: Where will
the next World Championships take place?
A: In 2003 it takes
place in Marseille, France. This will be the last time just
for twirlers.
In 2006 it will take place in The
Netherlands. For both twirlers and majorettes.
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