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To clarify again. These are partial paid bids (to be specific it means the team gets $325 per athlete plus two coaches).
Some event producers announce it as "Recieving a paid bid" which sounds like a full paid but is not.
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To clarify again. These are partial paid bids (to be specific it means the team gets $325 per athlete plus two coaches).
Some event producers announce it as "Recieving a paid bid" which sounds like a full paid but is not.
My understanding is that this Event Producer refunds the entry fee of the competition to the Partial Bid receipents giving them a little more than just a partial when it comes down to it. I don't remember the exact amounts but lets say they paid $125/athlete and received a partial bid at $325/athlete, the final amount that the athlete would get credited to their "account" would be $450. And a full paid bid is around $550/athlete correct? So they'd only need around $100/athlete. Sounds more like a full paid than a partial.
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I think for most people it's best not to confuse things.
This is a partial paid bid. It's worth $325 per athlete. Full paid bids are worth $650 per athlete so there is a considerable difference.
I have seen a few different incentive programs, but not all event producers do that. It also usually costs more than $650 to send athletes to Worlds so that comparison might not work depending on your travel costs or which hotel package your team uses.
Being able to give out a Full Paid, Partial Paid, At Large, or no bid at all is a significant distinction for event producers.
This is a partial paid bid. It's worth $325 per athlete. Full paid bids are worth $650 per athlete so there is a considerable difference.
I have seen a few different incentive programs, but not all event producers do that. It also usually costs more than $650 to send athletes to Worlds so that comparison might not work depending on your travel costs or which hotel package your team uses.
Being able to give out a Full Paid, Partial Paid, At Large, or no bid at all is a significant distinction for event producers.
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SO EXCITING to watch Teal! The place was electric and the routine did not let anyone down. Congrats to all of the Charlotte Allstars :)
CharlotteASMom
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- Mar 23, 2010
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No it's a new dance debuted this weekend. I LOVE it as well!! I think Jamien did it?!? I'm sure someone will confirm.
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- Dec 13, 2009
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NO. They did not. haha. This is getting a little ridiculous.
- Dec 14, 2009
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Well actually, I think last year they gave out partials but gave CAC Lrg lim a real full paid bid..
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So is it $650 per athlete whether you are on a small (20 or less) team or a large (36 or less) ? Or do the small teams divide $25k for $1250 per athlete? just curious how that works ?
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Full paid is 650 per athlete no matter large or small.
Partial paid is 325 per athlete no matter large or small.
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Yes Jamien did TEAl and GOLD's dance...my daughter is on GOLD.
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Who got the bids then?
Also- BIG congrats to JuST Cheer this weekend!!! That's my old gym! =)
Also- BIG congrats to JuST Cheer this weekend!!! That's my old gym! =)
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I want to see a video of rockstar large and small!
- Jan 11, 2010
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Charlotte Allstars TEAL and GOLD, Just Cheer, and Elite Cheer and Dance all got partial paid bids...not sure who the fifth was.
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Which team dances to "Usher's"..."More"? That song is awesome, and if Jamein choreographed the dance, I'm sure it's incredible!
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