All-Star Rewinds In Level 5

[King]

Why or why not?

 

[cheerinfo]

Really King? You could be chatting with me instead of starting these threads cuz you are bored. Just sayin....

 

[King]

I'm oot and aboot (as the Canadians say). No chat for me!

 

[MissBee]

Yes. They need something new at L5. I don't think that going 3-1/2 high or flipping tosses are appropriate or safe for the maturity level of L5 athletes, but I think that rewinds are a good compromise and a transition into collegiate/L6 level stunts.

 

[King]

Rewinds are way easier to do than 1 1/2 ups. And teach. But there'd be no separation from college stunting then besides flipping dismounts.

 

[cheererinIL]

Admittedly, I was not 100% what a rewind was when I opened this thread.. shame on me, I know. But honestly, looking at- why NOT? It doesn't look anymore terrifying to my eyes than transitions in pyramids being done now in level 5. I think level 5 athletes are fully capable.

 

[NEliteSteven]

I'd say to prep level. There are a lot of times when a rewind can go right over your head, and not all level 5 athletes would be ready to react to that.

 

[yojaehs]

I think they should be legal, and NOT to prep level. Prep level teaches poor technique, possibly rewind to load in/squish, but prep, no. I would like to see rewinds legal, I def think they are/should be the next step after full ups.

 

[ztaprincess]

I don't think so just because like you said there would then be no difference in stunts besides flipping tosses and pryamids.

I think level 5 stunts are beginning to all look the same but if the lines between level 5 and 6 becomes even more blurred (they share tumbling) then what is the point of having the two divisions.

 

[cheererinIL]

but if the lines between level 5 and 6 becomes even more blurred (they share tumbling) then what is the point of having the two divisions.

Level 5 Restricted, Level 5, Level 5 Plus, Level 5 Minus, Level 5.6, Level 6.5 ... I see the future!

 

[cheeeeer93]

Not exactly a rewind but Shooting Star's stunt this season had something similar. It is somewhat possible with the current rules.. just a little restricted.

 

[ChelleShocked]

I think rewinds would be okay in level 5 if they landed in a sponge. I'm not so sure about landing at prep level or above.

 

[imrichhowboutu]

First I would like to say that @Num1Stunta has been saying this for months and everyone always shot her down.

I think rewinds to Sponge or cradle should 100% be allowed. To extended level, I mean, they are doing the same thing, its just about technique and being able to keep it up there. I don't think we would see many teams hitting them to the top, but worth a shot.

 

[King]

All flipping must originate with the flyers feet on the floor. No limit to how you can land.

 

[CGAcheer]

probably no twisting while flipping at 5, must originate from ground level, you would also probably want to limit it to 1 flipping rotation or 1 1/4 so you could do a rewind to a cradle.

then in college you can hit the double twisting rewind