Marching Band Movement vs PocketBook Marching

Marching Band Movement is a leading provider of contemporary marching band movement and visuals. Since 2020, we've trained thousands of students and directors on contemporary techniques for the modern marching band. The course is taught by Katie Hopkins and Conrad Isenhour, two leaders in the modern marching movement genre. Katie teaches movement, dance, and colorguard at Vandegrift High School and the Santa Clara Vanguard Drum and Bugle Corps. While at Vandegrift, Katie helped the band become a two-time UIL Texas State Marching Band Champion and a Bands of America Grand Nationals Champion. At Santa Clara, she helped the corps place first at the Drum Corps International finals competition in 2018. Conrad Isenhour teaches movement at Westlake High School and The Santa Clara Vanguard. He has also taught music at the Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps and movement at Monarch Independent Indoor Drumline. Our course, Marching Band Movement, has two payment options. You can get the single-use license for the app, OR reach out to us at info@marchingbandmovement.com so that we may grant your entire program access online for a group fee. With the Marching Band Movement app, learn body posture, movement technique, travel, and ready-to-go visual options for your band program. Enjoy the freedom of learning and connecting anytime, from anywhere. Access your favorite courses from one convenient place. You can be in the classroom, on the bus, or even on the marching field when you need to find that perfect band visual for the moment! With progress tracking and start and stop lessons, it’s easy to pick up from where you left off. And with push notifications, you can make sure you're always in the loop. Download the Marching Band Movement mobile app today, and take your band's learning to the next level! https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

PocketBook is the ultimate drill learning platform for marching bands. Learn faster with an easy visual, all at your fingertips. Access, visualize, and verify your dot while on the go. Visualize how your dot blends into others to form a bigger picture.