All-Star 2 Days, 2 Routines?

[emmabug95]

Is that legal? I've seen teams make major changes from day 1 to day 2 without any sort of penalty, but is it legal to purposely compete two different routines? Silly question, I know, but I can't help but wonder.

 

[cheerislove8]

Don't see why it would be illegal...

 

[Deleted member 1556]

I don't think so, but that would be pretty impresive to pull off.

 

[ccchampsbridget]

Some competitions allow it, but I've been to a few who don't allow it.

 

[ellie]

nope i think it's legal don't see why not

 

[wcsstilldeath]

I dont see why it would be illegal, but I certainly dont think it is smart unless your team is absolutely beast. Some teams dedicate all their time to a single routine and still have a hard time hitting it. Imagine cutting your practice into two parts, each working on a different routine. I cant imagine you would get alot done in either routine.

 

[TwistersPride]

i'm not sure i see a benefit to this... what would you accomplish, score wise, by doing two routines?

 

[AndyT_T]

i'm not sure i see a benefit to this... what would you accomplish, score wise, by doing two routines?

You'd strike fear in the hearts of your enemies ;)

 

[emmabug95]

i'm not sure i see a benefit to this... what would you accomplish, score wise, by doing two routines?

Haha it's a hypothetical question! I can't ever imagine a team doing this, it just popped into my head ha

 

[CheerKatie08]

The only time I've seen huge changes are:
1) Day 1 stunt/tumbling/etc is illegal, given a warning
2) Scored low in a certain area & changing with regards to judge's feedback

Hypothetically, sure you can compete 2 different routines. Logically, it would be a huge risk to do so because of possible illegalities and not knowing how this routine would score in comparison to Day 1 & your competitors.