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Twirling Rolls


Question Posted Thursday June 22 2006, 4:05 pm

Baton Twirling:
I know the United States Of America has a "Roll Badge", and this year it's coming to i think Australia and Canada. I was just wondering if anyone who has it could tell me what types of rolls are on it? long arm rolls, or like just elbow rolls, or something even more complicated.

Please don't answer this if you think a baton twirler is just a parade leader.....
Thanks

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DefinedEyes answered Thursday June 22 2006, 9:00 pm:
Try googling it.
We call it majorettes here,
& yeah its with the batons,
theres tons of rolls I'm sure,
just google it :)

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