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I would like to address the anonymous writers. Your comments seem so full of animosity and I wonder why? How can you judge another studio and you're not there? Every studio has the opportunity to score 1st place points.It doesn't matter what DC does.DC doesn't set out to "beat" anyone, they just go to do their best and have fun.Please get your facts straight before posting. DC probably practices less time on their comp dances than most of you. Sure they have regular dance classes 2 days a week to enhance their skills,how else would they improve?Actual comp practice is 2-4 hours a week.There are times when we're learning that it may be more but that's ok.I think it helps others to think that DC must be in the studio 24-7 in order to be so good when in essence they can learn a dance in one week,compete it, and still score 1st place points!If anyone loses friends over dance they couldn't be friends to start with.I dance there and have been for a very long time.I play the Violin,flute,chearleader,church choir etc.I have lots of friends outside dance.Yes,it takes some juggling of schedules but I'm doing what I love to do.There are lots of good studios out there and we at DC look forward to seeing the amazing dances and dancers.If someone scores higher we applaud them and go back in the studio to work on our skills.The only way to improve is to practice.DC is not for everyone because they do require that you give your best.They encourage you to acheive heights you never thought possible.The goal should be to see improvement from one comp to the next,not beating DC

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I've competed against DC and i've seen the way they dance and i got to say in Jazz they're awsome. I love to dance and if i could pay that much to dance i would prolly try out for DC but instead I dance for another company and have been for about 12 years, i just wanted to say to those who don't spend as much time practicing as they do but love to dance.. u can beat them at a compition cus we did!

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to the person who said stop bein mean: why don't you stop bein mean i used to dance at dc and no offense to them what's so ever but i hated it if i was sick they would say i was lying and i know that they work hard and all but i was there monday tuesday thursday friday saturday and sunday and i was only in the minis but i lost so many of my friends because of dc because i was there almost every single day and i got tired of it now my friends won't be my friends because they think i still dance there and they think i will not have time for them and last year i did not so you don't have a reason to complain and if you don't like me complainig suck it up no offense to them

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To the person who said to stop bein mean: U GO GURL OR BOY!!!!!!!!!!I know for a fact that DC dancers work hard and the way u stood up for them was pretty amazing. To know that people actually appreciate DC's hard work makes them feel good about themselves. So THANX!!!!!!

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OKAY, EVERYONE,QUIT HATIN'!!!MAYBE IF U GOT OFF OF THE COMPUTER U COULD WIN SOMETIME(MAYBE).BUT DON'T EVER GO PUTTIN' DOWN ANOTHER STUDIO.ESPECIALLY DC(LOL) CAUSE THEY'LL SHOW U WHAT THEY R MADE OF.I CAN'T BELIEVE U WOULD STOOP TO THAT LEVEL. DC IS A GREAT STUDIO SO STOP BEIN' MEAN!!!!

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2 all DC dancers everyone is trying 2 suck up 2 ya'll bcause they know that u r going to rock da stage if u compete against them. But I'm gonna tell u da truth: U GUYS R AWESOME!!!! I also heard that u did awesome(as usual) in Atlanta. Really I didn't have to hear. I already knew bcause u alwayz do great!keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!!

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Hey DC dancers from everyone up north! We just wanted to say how much we all miss you guys and wish that we were going to see you this summer! Last year was so much fun! You guys are always amazing and we love to watch and compete against you! Thanks for being an inspiration for us.. you motivate us to work harder every year we see you! Hope everything is going well and you are enjoying competitions! Good Luck and talk to you guys soon hopefully! love- the larkin dancers