- Dec 4, 2009
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So currently it seems like in cheerleading that the bigger the competition you go to the more strict legal people. While I am all about being strict to the rules, I think it is frustrating when programs go to a companies regionals/classics or other companies nationals that are all members of the USASF and do not get a deduction or even a warning that what a team is doing is illegal.
If a team is competing something all year long they think is legal and finally get to the 'big dance' and do not place well because of this legality being called it can a lot of times feel like they are cheated by the system they are relying on to tell them if they are doing things correctly.
So, as an industry what can either the competition companies or the USASF do to help out coaches to know if their routines are legal or not?
If a team is competing something all year long they think is legal and finally get to the 'big dance' and do not place well because of this legality being called it can a lot of times feel like they are cheated by the system they are relying on to tell them if they are doing things correctly.
So, as an industry what can either the competition companies or the USASF do to help out coaches to know if their routines are legal or not?