Find a Baton Twirling Team
Search for majorette and baton twirling teams across the UK. Find classes near you, join a team, and begin your twirling journey.
Looking for majorette classes near you or want to join a baton twirling team in the UK? Browse our directory of Royal Twirling Association affiliated teams. All teams listed are fully registered, DBS-checked, and compete in official RTA competitions. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced twirler, there's a team waiting for you.
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Anglesey Allstars
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RTACrystal Rose Baton & Pom Team
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Eastleeds silhouettes cheer twirl
RTAElegance Dance Team
RTAHarmony Twirlers
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Imperial stars majorettes
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Infinity Allstars
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Leeds All Stars Majorettes
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Lincoln Twirlteam
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Lincs Twirlers
RTARainbow Twirlers
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Rhythmic Twirlers Twirl and Cheer Team
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Rosabeth Royales
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Sapphire All-Stars
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South Liverpool Diamond's
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Stanley starlight majorettes
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Starlight Showcase Majorettes
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The Rock Ferry Royals
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Yorkshire dance fusions
RTAAre You a Troupe Leader?
Register your baton twirling or majorette team with the RTA and get listed in our public directory. Reach new dancers and families in your area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is baton twirling?
Baton twirling is a sport involving the manipulation of a metal baton, combining elements of dance, gymnastics, and coordination. It's popular across the UK with teams competing in both baton twirling and majorette categories at various age levels.
How do I join a majorette team?
Browse our directory above to find a team near you. Most teams welcome new members of all ages and abilities. Contact the team directly using the details provided, or register as a dancer with the RTA to get started.
What age can you start baton twirling?
Children can start baton twirling from as young as 2 years old! The RTA has competition categories for all ages: Babies (2-5), Dinkies (6-9), Tinies (10-12), Juniors (13-15), and Seniors (16+).
What's the difference between majorettes and baton twirling?
Majorettes focuses on marching, dance routines, and showmanship with or without batons, while baton twirling is specifically focused on the technical manipulation of the baton with tosses, rolls, and complex tricks. Many teams compete in both disciplines.