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Must have! LolMaybe you set yourself free...
Hey Everyone, I want to be upfront and let everyone know- I am playing Devil's Advocate in this debate...
Hey since my daughter joined this sport/activity of AS Cheerleading, one thing I noticed we are failing to do is define progression and decide if we are going after AS cheerleading as a legitimate sport or is it an activity for fun... When my daughter was doing gymnastics, the parameters were made very clear, each year to maintain a level, you must do ABC and everybody understood this.. But when I read many of posts many of us are guilty of minimizing the amount of work that is involved to being a L5 athlete or elite athlete in this sport... I seriously wonder if this sport can be recognized by outsiders if we cast off our best levels and equate those levels as not being successful in our sport, we call AS Cheer...Just saying!
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^^^^There are also kids who will max out at say, Senior 3 simply because they were dedicated to another sport like soccer for most of HS and could not put in the gym time to get to L5 (if you are not gifted with tumbling, it takes WORK and gym
Hey Everyone, I want to be upfront and let everyone know- I am playing Devil's Advocate in this debate...
Hey since my daughter joined this sport/activity of AS Cheerleading, one thing I noticed we are failing to do is define progression and decide if we are going after AS cheerleading as a legitimate sport or is it an activity for fun... When my daughter was doing gymnastics, the parameters were made very clear, each year to maintain a level, you must do ABC and everybody understood this.. But when I read many of posts many of us are guilty of minimizing the amount of work that is involved to being a L5 athlete or elite athlete in this sport... I seriously wonder if this sport can be recognized by outsiders if we cast off our best levels and equate those levels as not being successful in our sport, we call AS Cheer...Just saying!
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She gained many skills at an early age, and wasn't mentally ready to handle it all.
I don't think anybody is minimizing the amount of work it takes to be a L5 athlete or to be an elite cheerleader. I think people are just stating that there is more to cheerleading than L5/Worlds and that just because you do not make it to that level does not mean you're a failure. Not everyone can be an elite cheerleader or an Olympic gymnast and not everybody has the drive to. If they work hard, do their best, and love what they do what's wrong with that? I consider that a success. Just my thoughts.Hey Everyone, I want to be upfront and let everyone know- I am playing Devil's Advocate in this debate...
Hey since my daughter joined this sport/activity of AS Cheerleading, one thing I noticed we are failing to do is define progression and decide if we are going after AS cheerleading as a legitimate sport or is it an activity for fun... When my daughter was doing gymnastics, the parameters were made very clear, each year to maintain a level, you must do ABC and everybody understood this.. But when I read many of posts many of us are guilty of minimizing the amount of work that is involved to being a L5 athlete or elite athlete in this sport... I seriously wonder if this sport can be recognized by outsiders if we cast off our best levels and equate those levels as not being successful in our sport, we call AS Cheer...Just saying!
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