- Jul 10, 2010
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I still find it crazy that a kid I used to coach can now call herself a world champion. I'm incredibly happy for her as she is a super sweet and hardworking kid and not only deserved this but also earned it.
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Dont count yourself out just yet.Im so looking forward to paracheer now. Im hoping that in the near future sweden will form a paracheer team. That may be my only chance to ever cheer. I have bot a physical and a mental disability (scoliosis and Aspergers) and have never cheered but aparacheer may be for me. But that will probably never happen.
Dont count yourself out just yet.
Go look up a team near you and ask them if you could try out practice. I would inform them,but just so they can be prepared if something should escalate, and to possibly inform teammates .If it's a good fit,ask your doctor for advice for what you are/are not allowed to do as far as your scoliosis goes and just enjoy cheer. Depending on your triggers and assuming you know what things you struggle with,you might just find that cheer becomes your outlet.
The US special needs team is making my day so hard RN.
Ah okay. Also super excited for that too, I love watching them perform.This is paracheer. the real special abilities teams are later but yeah same!
it's a mix of both!What kind of disabilities are on the paracheer teams? I know it's a mix of both mental and fysical. But does everyone have a disability or are some not-disabled kids on it too just to assist?
What kind of disabilities are on the paracheer teams? I know it's a mix of both mental and fysical. But does everyone have a disability or are some not-disabled kids on it too just to assist?
Ah okay. Also super excited for that too, I love watching them perform.