- Oct 26, 2011
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Gym Hoppers.
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- Nov 26, 2011
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i dont like themm ! my coach from 2 yrs ago changed my life and now he's in chicago . . .grrr . . .
- Nov 25, 2011
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I think people who hop gyms are not in it for the experience and the team bond you have .. they just are in it to win it . Dont get me wrong winning is AAWESOME ! but its more fun when you do it with a team you have bonded with and worked hard together to win ! Just to hop gyms to win .. really ? winning isnt everything .
- Apr 17, 2011
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Once you start a season you should finish it out! There is more than one person that it effects by quitting.....
- May 11, 2011
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I knew a girl who's parents split, and one wanted her to cheer at a certain gym, and one at another. So she was cheering 2 gyms at the same time. And I think she double teamed at one point.. Crazy. I think the funniest is when you switch gyms, and the go back to the same one you moved from.
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KikiD22
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- Dec 14, 2009
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I don't get that either. We had one athlete this season do that twice! Tried out at our program, started practice with another, came back to us 1 month later, went back to the other gym 4 days before their first competition in October, competed with them at that one competition and stayed a month, and is now back with our gym.
- May 11, 2011
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Sounds like the girl im talking about. I think it's just funny because she talks trash about the other gym, and then goes back to them. All for attention....
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- Nov 27, 2011
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i honestly think it all depends on why you're switching gyms. if someone simply switches gyms because they want to win, or because they don't like someone on the team, that's a bit shallow. but if their family is moving and it's more convenient, or if they need to go somewhere with more experienced coaces that's understandable.
but regardless, at least finish out the season.... leaving halfway through is disrespectful and shows no sportsmanship
but regardless, at least finish out the season.... leaving halfway through is disrespectful and shows no sportsmanship
- Jun 23, 2011
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Bringing this thread back just because I found out a girl who I've known since 1st grade or so has finally joined every gym within an hour of her, and she started in 4th grade :confused:... She even tweeted about it in a "bragging" manor..
- Jul 10, 2011
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there's a lady we met at my old gym. The year we switched to my new gym, she came along too. She said it wasn't as "glamorous" as the old gym. So she went back there. After a terrible season and not one win, surprise! She's back at our gym again. Guess we were glamorous enough. After all, we're good, and we actually win.
- May 15, 2011
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I've cheered for 11 years and i've been at 5 gyms. the first three closed in the first 4 years that i was cheering, and then i went to be on a team at one gym. All star cheerleading is expensive, and the fact that i had a triple toe-back and a full, and they put me on a level 2 team.. it was kinda ridiculous. i stuck it out through the whole season and then moved to my current gym!:) (i'm only tumbling there now. going back to all-star for my senior year next year!)
- Jun 2, 2012
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I know people who have done that, and I agree, it's ridiculous
- Nov 14, 2011
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How ironic I posted this a year ago and am no longer at this gym considering the title of this forum. Oops. Guess I'm for gym hopping. Within reasons though
- May 7, 2010
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this is my 7th year cheering and ive cheered at 3 gyms
- Dec 27, 2010
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I know who your talking about!
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