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I keep thinking the same thing lolIsnt the announcer on fierceboard? I cant remember his name but his face is familiar.
Sorry, fell asleep during the ep. I cannot stand Alisha's relationship with the parents and how she can listen to what one parent says and then tell Ann and her daughter to run laps because they were "fighting" in the gym and there is no fighting in the gym. I've accepted the parents sitting on the floor in their movie theatre seats watching everything while :enjoyshow:and waiting for the next thing to comment on whether it is their business or not, but Alisha is the owner and a coach. She was already aware of the tension between Ann and Michelle, and once again demonstrated her immaturity as an adult and gym owner by purposely trying to publicly humiliate her team mom in front of her peers and the kids in the gym by telling her to run laps. And then sits there playing innocent with her wide eyes for the camera saying "I didn't know she would get so upset". I get it, TLC wants the drama and the drama from this show is from the moms. I just found all of their behaviors appalling with Alisha's front and center.How so?
My cp has level 4 skills, but is on a level 3 team. We cheer at a small gym and their is no level 4 for her. Their aren't enough girls on the team to even make a level 4 team and barely a level 3 team she is on. I don't see why cp's small gym should be frowned upon for having girls on that team that are at a higher level then the team they are on (we only have one in the entire gym that can do level 5 if cp was driven she could have had her full by the end of summer, but she is 8 and isn't that driven-she did go from knowing nothing in her 1st year to her tuck/full by the end of the season). Small gyms in rural parts of the US are at a disadvantage when it comes to skill level. You get what you get and have to work with it. Sad to say if you do have a level 5 that wants to cheer on level 5 you lose that girl to a level 5 team that is over a hours drive away. You can't make a team with two level 5 girls :( I am sure for some small gym coaches it sad to train a cheerleader to such a level only to lose them). In-fact we have a level 5 girl that crosses over from our level 3 to the level 2 team (along with some girls that are on the level 3), why? It's a small gym and we just don't have the amount of girls this year to-do it any other way. Yes we are the small gym with the small squad on the floor (not the small gym with a huge squad that takes up the entire floor). My guess is that some of these large gyms have girls on their teams that they didn't work with but some other coach got them to that level 5. Basically they walked in the door shining with skills the small gym gave them not the big gym. That'll be cp case if she shows me the drive and gets her full.Showing girls doing skills much higher than level 2 (i.e. fulls) implies that they bump girls down. This is something that, in my experience, is frowned upon regardless of how small a gym is.