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I think it should be like marriage, and no gender qualifications should be made.I think they should get some kind of points, but it wouldn't make sense to get points under coed stunting when the stunt isn't coed (boy and girl).
im a guy and i never could coed stunt anybody and i have fetus flyers, it hurt my back to much.
nope no injury and i was doing it correct i had like 5 of our major coaches i just couldnt do it. plus my back isnt strong in the first placeDo you have an injury from something else? If not and the stunting itself is hurting your back, either you or your flyer are doing something incorrectly.
It is stunt difficulty or stunt creativity, or overall impression. Depends on the company.now what if this is an all girl team performing these "coed" stunts? how would they be scored?
I'm pretty sure both the varsity grid and the cheersport grid at least list unassisted single base stunting in their stunting category to max out the score sheet. Its not an individual line on the grid but it's included in the grid for maxing out partner stunts.It is stunt difficulty or stunt creativity, or overall impression. Depends on the company.
I think Jam Score is the only score sheet with an actual Coed stunt score.
I've never judged for Cheersport before,.I'm pretty sure both the varsity grid and the cheersport grid at least list unassisted single base stunting in their stunting category to max out the score sheet. Its not an individual line on the grid but it's included in the grid for maxing out partner stunts.
That actually answers a question I had about all levels. I was under the impression unassisted coed stunts got you an advantage and we ended up slightly behind a team that didn't have them when we did and always wondered, but if it's an "or" rather than "and," that makes sense.I've never judged for Cheersport before,.
For Varsity, it was never an "AND" criteria, it was included as an "or" which means a team doing them would be in the range, but it wouldn't be required.