- Jun 4, 2014
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First thread here, be nice please! =]
I never cheered before college. I started my sophomore year and loved it so did it all the way through my senior year. However, it was a low level program at a small school and was really an all-girl team with a couple guys, not a true co-ed team. Now I've been out of college for a year, I'm back into the cheer world (through coaching) and wishing I'd gotten to cheer at a higher level (better co-ed stunting, better tumbling, etc). I've started looking around for an IOC team here in central Florida, but I'm just a little nervous if I'll have time to work full-time, have any kind of social life (not that I have much of one now) and still participate in an IOC team.
Basically, are there IO athletes here who are out of college, into the real world, who balance life and cheer, and how do you do it?
I never cheered before college. I started my sophomore year and loved it so did it all the way through my senior year. However, it was a low level program at a small school and was really an all-girl team with a couple guys, not a true co-ed team. Now I've been out of college for a year, I'm back into the cheer world (through coaching) and wishing I'd gotten to cheer at a higher level (better co-ed stunting, better tumbling, etc). I've started looking around for an IOC team here in central Florida, but I'm just a little nervous if I'll have time to work full-time, have any kind of social life (not that I have much of one now) and still participate in an IOC team.
Basically, are there IO athletes here who are out of college, into the real world, who balance life and cheer, and how do you do it?