Duo Pom
Two performers delivering synchronised pom routines with partnership and flair.
About Duo Pom
Duo Pom features two performers working together with pom-poms, combining synchronised technique with creative partnering. This discipline tests both individual pom skill and the ability to perform as a cohesive pair, creating routines full of energy, precision, and teamwork.
History & Background
Duo Pom combines the best of team pom and individual performance, allowing pairs to showcase their chemistry and coordinated skill. This discipline has become increasingly popular as performers enjoy the creative freedom of duo work combined with the dynamic energy of pom dance.
Key Techniques
- Synchronised pom movements and placements
- Mirror and complementary choreography
- Partner formations and spatial awareness
- Coordinated jumps, kicks, and turns
- Shared performance moments and interaction
- Dynamic energy maintained by both performers
Equipment Needed
- Two pairs of matching competition pom-poms
- Coordinating or matching costumes
- Dance shoes
- Matching hair styling
Age Recommendations
Open to all ages. Partners should be of similar skill level. Duo pom develops teamwork and coordination while maintaining the high-energy appeal of pom dance.
Competition Format
Pairs compete within their age group. Routines are typically 1.5-2 minutes with music, emphasising both individual technique and partnership quality.
What Judges Look For
Understanding the scoring criteria helps dancers focus their training
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