- Dec 17, 2009
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Two or three gym wide to fill in for injuries, I can live with. But to have enough kids for 12 teams and going to some competitions with 20 or 21 teams. Yeah, not a fan of that.
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F!ERCE said:i don't care if there are crossovers just please please PLEASE put them in the correct uniform for the correct team.
f16cc028 said:I agree with the consensus opinion, crossovers okay in small numbers for injuries and for small gyms to use a couple to fill out a team. Otherwise it is ridiculous for a gym to create the majority of a team using crossovers. A gym in my area uses this tactic.
I looked up this issue in the usasf rules and could find any reference, if someone knows of any reference in the usasf rules, please share.
Until it is specifically addressed by the USASF rules then this will continue to be an issue. If the USASF has not addressed it, then they must not see it as a rampant problem in the industry, or they feel competition companies do a good enough job addressing the issue without interference from the USASF.
However, I think it is important to have a rule to address the issue to help preserve the integrity of the sport, mainly to help prevent sandbagging.
WHOA tiger said:I do hate when people "bash" kids for crossing over. If I were given the opportunity, I wouldn't hesitate. Like someone said, some kids just love to cheer and want to do it all day everyday, and I don't see he problem in that.
F!ERCE said:i don't care if there are crossovers just please please PLEASE put them in the correct uniform for the correct team.
ItsDarrell said:I'm a crossover ! (:
WHOA tiger said:I do hate when people "bash" kids for crossing over. If I were given the opportunity, I wouldn't hesitate. Like someone said, some kids just love to cheer and want to do it all day everyday, and I don't see he problem in that.