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ROYAL FAMILY IS CLOSE… BUT WHAT’S HOLDING THEM BACK? | NCGLIVE 6

  • 7 days ago
  • 1 min read

Kyle Rush breaks down Royal Family’s journey through the IDL season, analyzing their scoring consistency, choreography evolution, staging, musicality, and what could push them to the next level at IDL Los Angeles.


With scores consistently landing between 85–88, Royal Family has established a clear identity and some of the strongest projection and stage presence in the International Dance League but questions remain around choreography complexity, cleanliness, solo moments and team structure may impact their competitive strategy.


We look at Royal Family’s progression from their early IDL performances to their strongest routines yet, where they can gain points on the scoresheet, and whether LA could finally be the moment they break through with a massive score.


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