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she jumped out of that extension pretty hard for having a knee injury....
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omg...really? thumper from bambi comes to mind....and pray you never have a bad day and are skewered on Fierceboards...:/she jumped out of that extension pretty hard for having a knee injury....
the gym he cheers for is not often on the radars here.omg...really? thumper from bambi comes to mind....and pray you never have a bad day and are skewered on Fierceboards...:/
she jumped out of that extension pretty hard for having a knee injury....
how was CEA selected as the team to 'follow'? did CNN contact them? or did they (CEA) know someone at CNN? it is a rather random/obsure topic for CNN to cover imo. not being negative, but really who outside the cheer world really cares about cheer? LOL
I thought the show was put together beautifully, demonstrated what cheer really means to those involved, showed the hard work and dedication so many of us put in to what we do and did an excellent job showing that we don't just "jump up and down yelling". Many impressive skills were highlighted, the athletiscism and precision that cheer requires were emphasized and the difficulties we know were noted, as well. I thought the program was wonderful and Maddie was a fantastic representative of the all-star cheer world as a whole.
The responses from our OWN community, however, have been nothing short of disgusting. The comments thrown around by her "friends", "teammates" and supposed "friendly competitors" who always "wish each other the best" have been absolutely HIDEOUS. I have never ever been so disappointed in our cheer community and hope that there are just as many supporters of the program and what Maddie did as there are haters...but perhaps they are just less vocal.
As for those of you who are offended about the focus of the program, I suppose you are forgetting who made Maddie a star in the first place...
I guess not...:/the gym he cheers for is not often on the radars here.
You're too sensitive.I thought it was great for a general view. The only thing I didn't like was in the intro when the commentator said, "its called allstar cheerleading. It's as demand and athletic as any sport", but she said it in a way that made it seem like allstar cheerleading was not a sport, but it is still demanding and athletic...maybe I'm too sensitive, but thats how I took it...