- Nov 5, 2010
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wow i didnt even think there was drinking at worlds, NOW do any of these teams realize why they drop a stunt day two?! lol hangover.
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hahahahahha comment made my life(:wow i didnt even think there was drinking at worlds, NOW do any of these teams realize why they drop a stunt day two?! lol hangover.
hahahahahha comment made my life:)
OH COME ON, she was standing up for herself and the rights of other people. that violence this is seriously uncalled for, SHES ONE OF THE FEW SMART TEENAGERS left in this generation, let her fight for her right. Its one thing to drink, but being obnoixious and rude in public is just annoying to anyone, trying to act cool perhaps? if youre gonna drink at worlds do it in your own hotel room.
I attended the block party with my daughter and her friend and it was a miserable event! I wish I could get my money back!! Adults were far and few between. I witnessed such obnoxious behavior that I will never let my child attend the event again....chaperoned or not. Saw a girl puking in the middle of the street. Kids throwing trash everywhere while disney employees were around them trying to sweep things up. Saw a group attempting wheelchair stunting using a disney wheelchair. Rude behavior towards the disney tour guide on the Great Movie Ride. The mob trying to have a dance party at the hat while yelling obscenities at the security guards....just lovely! The best was the 2 kids passed out on the sidewalk just outside the front gates. Disney security was trying to get them up while kids stood around and laughed about them being drunk. There was only 5 attractions open for the kids and we did them all in less than 2 hours. We opted to leave early but on our way out we heard them start to shut the party down thanks to the poor behavior.
All weekend long during the competition they were announcing the block party and included friends and family. Well, this is not a family friendly event. Parents and coaches need to control their kids. Period.
Again...these issues can be minimized when the gyms have policies in place, monitor their athletes, and follow through with punishments when appropriate.
My daughter has never been on a senior team that travels together so I really don't know the exact rules that our gym has in place. However last time this came up I asked my then 10 year old daughter "What do you think would happen if you were caught drinking at a competition or even at Worlds?" Her answer "I'd be sent home." I even asked again "What if this was WORLDS, your team was maybe in Gold Medal contention, and you were last pass or point flyer?" She said "I'd be sent home."
I don't really know if "sending someone home" is our policy or not however that's not really the point. My cp already knows there are severe consequences for bad behavior and her gym has a zero tolerance policy for it. How many kids do you think will drink and act inappropriately during a competition if they knew the policy was to immediately leave the competition or even be asked to leave the gym for the following season?
When gyms teach the consequences of bad behanvior from the moment kids first start competing then there aren't many issues when they hit senior age teams.
well then again, i dont blame the the norm in other countries its okay for them to drink! were as well as like 3 more countries the only one to allow drinking past 21 everyone else is 18 and under or so. so i cant blame for what they were taught growing up that it was okay to drink and then come for a weekend and its not okay. i know its agianst our laws but we shouldnt hold it against them! and as far as U.S atheletes drinking thats the responsibility of the parents not USASF! there cheer and dance not alcohol prevention! If you see it you should report it to peace officers! thats my opinion