- Apr 9, 2010
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Very nice video!Here is a look at Pink from a different POV. Something I put together after WSF.
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1618138944959&saved
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Very nice video!Here is a look at Pink from a different POV. Something I put together after WSF.
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1618138944959&saved
I think they should allow up to 5 teams per country, but also add a requirement that you must finish in the top half in prelims to move to finals.
Well I'm not going to cream you lol, because i feel that your opinion is yours and should be respected no matter what and often times we are to quick to last out at people instead of seeking to have an educated and civil conversation about cheerleading because at the end of the day we all love it and that's one thing that's never wrong.I am prepared for the beating I am going to receive, so here it goes.
To the USASF, please stop allowing these two divisions from receiving PAID bids to Worlds. As a parent who has spent thousands of dollars on allstar cheer, I say let the young adults who have aged out pay there own way. Many of the members of these teams are well into their twenties. Give the paid bids to the teams that pay the bills. All these teams are fun to watch and I am sure my daughter will want to continue on after this year. I know I am going to get creamed for this simply because most people reading this are not paying parents, but current or former cheerleaders. Just my opinion.
Oh and Fire is my choice for gold.
I would love if we could do this but I think a lot of international teams would stop coming if it was done this way.How about 100% of the teams have an equal opportunity to make finals. Each country can send their top 2,3,4, or 5 teams.
Then they can all compete in prelims and the top however many make finals regardless of country of origin.