What does 'sharp technique' mean in this practice context?

• A. Loudness and speed.
• B. Accuracy of timing alone.
• C. Clean lines, precise timing, minimal wobble, and strong control of limbs.
• D. Relaxed limbs with soft lines.

Answer: (C)

Sharp technique means delivering moves with clean lines and crisp execution: arms and legs held in precise positions, joints aligned, and muscles engaged for solid control. Timing is exact with the rhythm and transitions are tight, so there’s minimal wobble or shake in the body. The overall look is controlled, powerful, and clear, not just fast or loud. It’s about the precision of form and the steadiness of movement, not relaxed limbs or soft, loose lines.