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AACCA cert is $75....that's not a budget breaker. Schools that don't have certified coaches at the time would have to pay for that certification. But after that, it's a requirement to apply for the job-anyone who applies will have it, and pay for it them self.
What states offer cheerleading specific coaches training? Cause I don't know any where it's not AACCA, NFHS, or there is just no certification required at all. There is none required at all in my state.
That's cool. Are you required to be certified in CT in order to coach?I'm in CT - they offer cheerleading specific seminar/sessions for state certified coaches. The GA cheer coaches website also offers a wealth of resources. www.georgiacheer.com They show videos for rules interpretation that I revisit from time to time. They also offer cheer training/coaching for their members.
I wish the state of PA would regulate cheerleading more. We were at a basketball game this past season and the opposing team's cheerleaders did a tuck toss on the gym floor.
Do you have video/photos? When this happens, you need to do the following:
1. Inform the other coach that the skill is illegal (I always keep a few extra copies of the AACCA rules for the current year in my bag).
2. If the coach is not open to what you're saying, contact your Athletic Director and see if they will contact the AD of that school.
3. Contact Jim Lord
Videos were posted all over facebook at the time and the school's coach and AD were standing there. Who is Jim Lord?