And this week - runway plus!

I'm always a little surprised when I realize how many ways there are to look at one thing. Take walking up and down a runway.

Some places want the models to be independent, So the instructions are watch the person in front of you and when then get to X spot, you go.

Some places want more control over it, so they use background communication devices to tell models when to start.

Rodeo uses one method. UEMA uses the other. I'm not claiming either is good or bad, but they are different and require a different level or area of concentration.

I'm not going to compare them beyond that - I've learned a lot at each. I feel I'm in a better position to absorb what is being said during my UEMA training because of my Rodeo training. I don't have to worry about all the basics this time. I can pay attention to the refinements that add polish to my craft.

Styling is one area that advice is always good. We did some stylings for class - need to post pics! Soon!