u/OppositeFocus1394

Hey everyone! I’ve been doing aerial silks and hoop for a little over a year now, and I really want to start putting together full routines to music for both.

So far I’ve picked my songs and started mapping out moves, poses, drops, etc. to different parts of the music. But now that I’m actually trying to do the routine, I have so many questions 😭

First, how do you guys ACTUALLY choreograph a routine? I have zero dance background, so right now I’m basically like “lyric happens → change pose” or “big beat → do a drop” lol. It technically matches the music, but sometimes it feels kind of robotic. How do you make everything flow and actually look like a performance rather than just a bunch of skills timed to a song?

Timing is also confusing me. Sometimes the same skill takes me 5 seconds, and another time it takes 10 (such as having to invert twice cuz I got stuck first try lol). How do you choreograph around that?

And if you realize mid-routine that you’re behind the music, what do you actually do? Skip a pose? Speed up a transition? Just accept that you missed that musical moment and keep going?

Basically, how do I go from “here is a sequence of aerial skills that matches the song” to something that actually feels fluid and choreographed?

Any tips for a first-time aerial choreographer would be very appreciated! :)

Last night, I had THREE different dreams about that question.

In the first one, I was reading a PowerScore book and realized the exact question was in it. I desperately tried to find the answer key, but for some reason I could not find it anywhere.

In the second dream, I was in an LSAT prep class with Annalise Keating from How to Get Away with Murder, and she was explaining the question to me… but I STILL could not understand it.

Then in the third dream, I somehow found out the answer was D, and I was upset that I didn’t pick it. (This is NOT me discussing the answer because this information was literally revealed to me in a dream 😭)

As the title says, I have no full prep tests left. 7Sage’s default drill pool is huge, and only a limited number of tests are set to “full” by default.

Like most people just starting LSAT prep, I didn’t realize I could adjust this setting. Now, instead of full prep tests, I’m left with fragments: one passage here, 10 LR questions there, scattered across different tests. It seems 7Sage pulls questions randomly from many different PTs instead of exhausting one test before moving to the next.

This is incredibly frustrating, since most students need way more than 10 PTs worth of full-length practice. What should I do to actually get full-length practice in and an accurate score prediction before my August exam?

Does anyone know if RC Hero does monthly subscriptions? I am taking the August LSAT so I do not need 3 months but it seems to be the only option on the website. Thanks!