I saw a talent show the other day and decided to audition. 
That's really awesome. What would you like to show on this show?
I do baton twirling and want to show how difficult it can be. Also I want to show that the average person can do great things
What is baton twirling? It sounds interesting.
It is so much fun! Basically, I have a metal rod that I manipulate by spinning it. I coordinate this with a song and dance.
Oh I've never seen something like that. I'm sure a lot of people would be interested in it. Is it difficult?
It is very difficuly. I have been twirling for 10 years now. The agility and coordination are the hardest to get down.
Wow, that's a long time. It sounds harder than most stuff and really unique too. I think that's a real talent.
props. All props are 'stick' or simulated stick shape and are rotated during the activity. The types of twirling are arranged alphabetically.
Astrowheeling.
By using a heavy spinning wheel with handles, astrowheeling combines the aesthetics of twirling and the resistance of spinning wheels into a form of practical exercise. It was inspired by ancient practices that manipulate the rotational inertia of spinning objects in order to develop balance, focus, and control. The current trend of astrowheeling, which uses "bike-like" wheels, was
be this great new kids show with this dog that talks and we want you to come in and we want you to be funny' so I went to the first audition having no idea what to do," Brantley explained. "In the callback I actually got to meet Soccer for the first time...It was basically a five minute impromptu audition...I never really read from the script, I was supposed to, but I didn't. Rick Duffield, the executive producer, said, 'well, watch the