Matching and mirroring sequences: group performance

Move: high quality sequences require consistent flow, accurate timing and high quality movements from start to finish. Think: designing a group sequence on apparatus requires careful planning, which shows flow and accurate timing. Think: deciding which movements to perform as a group requires analysing a variety of options. Connect: communicating feedback to our group members with respect will help the development of the sequence. Feel: showing determination to improve our sequence demonstrates self-motivation to strive for our best performance.