Description of discipline:
Music recording in hip hop style. Dance styles - old style, new style, house, dancehall, wackin', lockin', poppin', b-boying, etc. NOTE: If you use an item which is part of the costume (e.g. a sunglasses, a hat), it is not considered a prop, unless it is put down on the dance floor or outside of it.

Description of discipline:
A choreography adopting a certain theme or story, using all aspects of the show. That means the connection of the content, idea, music, dance technique and dance styles (jazz, modern dance, musical, Lemon, Graham, Horton, Cunningham, etc.), including the use of costumes, props and backdrops. The music must correspond to the theme of the choreography.

Description of discipline:
Music recording in the style of disco. Energetic and dynamic disco dancing – other styles can also be used (but must not prevail). Choreography with variety of costumes, precise choreographic forms and speed of movement. NOTE: If you use an item which is part of the costume (e.g. a sunglasses, a hat), it is not considered a prop, unless it is put down on the dance floor or outside of it.

Description of discipline:
Music recording must be in the style of the show. Choreography can use any style of street dance (disco, hip hop, b-boying, electric bogaloo, etc.). The presented dance show, the use of props and backdrops and the way of using them as well as dance choreography and street dance technique will be highly evaluated. The use of props and backdrops is obligatory.

Description of discipline:
Music recording in hip hop style. Dance styles - old style, new style, house, dancehall, wackin', lockin', poppin', b-boying, etc. NOTE: If you use an item which is part of the costume (e.g. a sunglasses, a hat), it is not considered a prop, unless it is put down on the dance floor or outside of it.

Description of discipline:
A choreography adopting a certain theme or story, using all aspects of the show. That means the connection of the content, idea, music, dance technique and dance styles (jazz, modern dance, musical, Lemon, Graham, Horton, Cunningham, etc.), including the use of costumes, props and backdrops. The music must correspond to the theme of the choreography.

Description of discipline:
Music recording in the style of disco. Energetic and dynamic disco dancing – other styles can also be used (but must not prevail). Choreography with variety of costumes, precise choreographic forms and speed of movement. NOTE: If you use an item which is part of the costume (e.g. a sunglasses, a hat), it is not considered a prop, unless it is put down on the dance floor or outside of it.

Description of discipline:
Music recording must be in the style of the show. Choreography can use any style of street dance (disco, hip hop, b-boying, electric bogaloo, etc.). The presented dance show, the use of props and backdrops and the way of using them as well as dance choreography and street dance technique will be highly evaluated. The use of props and backdrops is obligatory.

Description of discipline:
Music recording must be in the style of the show. Choreography can use any style of street dance (disco, hip hop, b-boying, electric bogaloo, etc.). The presented dance show, the use of props and backdrops and the way of using them as well as dance choreography and street dance technique will be highly evaluated. The use of props and backdrops is obligatory.

Description of discipline:
Jazz choreography must include jazz technique (isolation, work with tension and relaxation, syncope, etc.). Other techniques, like for example acrobatic elements can be included, but cannot dominate choreography.

Broadway Jazz – A choreography can be inspired by an original piece (like Chicago, Chorus Line, West Side Story, Cabaret, etc.), but you cannot copy the entire piece.
Lyrical Jazz – A slow and emotional expression of jazz music.
Creative Jazz – Your own creation according to an original choreographer’s idea (must include jazz dance technique).

Description of discipline:
Create choreography according to a music template, expressing feelings, mood, story and thoughts.
Using ballet, modern (Graham, Limon, Horton, etc.) and contemporary dance techniques.

Description of discipline:
Own music recording. A musical accompaniment can be used (max. 5 musicians – drummers). Dance styles: Swing, Bachata, Salsa & Samba shows, Merengue, Hawaii & French Can Can show, Lambada, Mambo, Belly dances, etc..

Description of discipline:
National dances (variations on national - folk dances, or dances of selected countries by which the choreography is inspired, such as Hanakian dances, Walachian dances, outlaws’ dances, odzemek dance, šlapák (stepping dance), csárdás, ... but also Irish dances, Spanish dances, Mexican dances, etc.). Choreography must respect traditional music, costumes and dance style. The period and stylish design as well as the show and energetic choreography will be subject of evaluation.

Description of discipline:
The basic tool is a baton. Choreography is based on the movement and coordination, connected to charm and flexibility, including baton twirling. The choreography can also use dance jumps, spins and other different dance variations. The jury will decide based on the criteria of performance, versatility, quality of choreography, performed dance elements, but will also take into account the artistry of choreography, costumes, overall quality, team chemistry, etc. The march must account for one third of the composition, it must start with the left foot, both legs should be lifted in the same height, without front kicks, dance steps are allowed (jumps, leaps, turns, etc.). Lifts are allowed only in the final pose (pyramids are forbidden). If the baton is dropped, it must be picked up immediately. Deliberate putting the baton off for a short time as part of the choreography is allowed. If twirling elements are included, make sure they are implemented properly. If working with two batons, the member without a baton must be active. On-the-floor elements performed over the head (roll, roll over) are forbidden.

Description of discipline:
Cheerleading is very varied and can include many dance techniques (disco dance, show dance, street dance, ballet elements, etc.). The basic cheerleading elements include stunts, pyramids, jumps, acrobatic movements, dance and chants. The maximum permissible height of the pyramid in BDG competitions are "two storeys" above the base! Stunts are essential elements of the pyramids. One stunt consists of five people. Dance is a special part of evaluation in BDG competitions and in cheerleading it can have two forms: the so-called cheer dance, consisting of special cheerleading movements, and different dance styles, the influence of most of which comes from disco dance, show dance, street dance and ballet elements - modified pirouettes, kicks, etc..