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Approval authority South American Division | Year of Introduction 2012 |
AY Honors/Drill Routines/Overview
The most challenging requirement of this honor is probably this:
4. Create two drill routines and practice with a group to present at a ceremony, recording the event with photos and video.
1. Have the basic and advanced Drilling & Marching honor.
2. Define the term ROUTINE.
3. Present five steps to develop or create a drill routine.
4. Create two drill routines and practice with a group to present at a ceremony, recording the event with photos and video.
5. Cite and explain a Biblical example where the concept of drill routines was been used to conquer a territory.
6. Show in a presentation five creative drill routines not yet demonstrated. Write a report that shows the philosophy of the club in relation to the drill routine achieved in the marching exercises (minimum of 200 words and maximum of 500 words).
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For tips and instruction see Drilling & Marching.
For tips and instruction see Drilling & Marching - Advanced.
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References
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See AY Honors/Model Lesson Plan if you need ideas for creating one.
