Air-flag-
To spin with your hands as if you were holding your equipment.
ATFs- Across the floors
Auxiliary-
Fancy name for colorguard
Band-
Thinking the show will never work.
And then, finally, it comes all together and you have achieved perfection, drumming your hands off and playing your
brains out and tossing higher than the sky. It’s a slice of time in a stadium when everyone cheers and your mom cries
and pictures get taken and once, just once, you have the world in your hands. And the band marches out of the stadium and
down the street, always together whether it's success or not, and you know by the feeling in your hear it doesn't get any
better than this. And you know if your director asked you to turn around and "do it just one more time a little better" you
would.
Band
camp- The best week of your life. Always ends up being on the hottest week of the summer.
Band
geek- Anyone who is obsessed with marching band, but does not actually have to be in the band, which was proven
in the movie American Pie 2.
Bolt-
The shiny part of the rifle
Bruises-
Signs that show how well you're practicing. The bigger, the better.
Butt-
The fatter end of the rifle
Car wash-
When the flags are completely off and all over the place.
Colorguard- A semi-cult which no one outside of it understands, because they cannot handle the greatness
of it.
Consecutive-
The most basic, fundamental move on rifle. This is the most effective thing to try to teach someone if you're trying to get
them to shut up about how easy guard is.
