'Crotch' movements banned at eisteddfod April 30, 2013 - 8:04AM Eisteddfod organisers have moved to clean up racy routines on the Sunshine Coast. Photo: Isabell Petrinic Certain "crotch" movements will be banned and tights will be compulsory at future Sunshine Coast Dance Eisteddfods. Some parents and dance teachers are at a loss to understand the new standards, highlighted nine days before competition begins on the Sunshine Coast south of Brisbane. Eisteddfod committee president Jason King sent parents and teachers an email on April 25. We have unanimously decided students must wear a pair of flesh tights and to avoid the overextended (turned in/inverted) mount with the crotch facing the audience. 'If you are concerned if a particular dance move is inappropriate, it's probably best to review it," he said. The changes were being introduced as the eisteddfod is a "family orientated event" and "protecting the students remains our priority." Read more at The Sunshine Coast Daily.