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I have to say, I really couldn't believe how many of the skills were "faked". At this time of year, there might be one stunt group on a team still struggling with hiting a stunt that might need to be watered down, or a couple of standing fulls that are still tucks, but this seemed like a disproportionately large number of skills that were "faked." A very revealing video.I think that they will improve as the season goes on, but I hope that no one tries to pull the "it is still early" excuse because if there are bids being handed out already then it is no longer early so the excuse is out the window. I will say that the side view did very little to help people be impressed with them seeing as how it gives a good view of all the faked skills. Not sure why they would still be faking skills at a bid event in December. Never got to see the first vid that was posted so I can't compare if they improved since then.
It's mainly because pretty much 95% of the large all girl teams just couldn't succeed in their division. Cutting off your 6 weakest links can make you a strong team. If you look at all the teams who switched you can see the difference of how those 6 girls that you had to move up from level 4 makes.
Think of it this way. Panthers went from large to small last year. They took their 20 strongest girls from their 36, put them on the team, sent them off to worlds, and here they come back with a gold medal and rings on their fingers. Something they hadn't been able to do as large.
I have watched Tsunami for 2 years and when I see them in Philly they are ok, then I see them again (batc or elsewhere) and they are good, then they go to worlds and they are amazing. Give them time and hey will be amazing!!! Love them.