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Sorry! I didn't mean to sound so harsh and accusatory....
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Sorry! I didn't mean to sound so harsh and accusatory....
It allows kids to leave as long as there not joining a worlds team, which his sister is not.
What greater investment do you have that with your children??
Maybe your sister should pull her daughter out of cheer (safety), but not go the other gym until next season. Take tumbling for now. I am thinking of the family reasons...keeping the drama down with step-mother (I think you said?) It sounds like the reason for the desire to change now has to do with the try out for the other team. I don't want to be disrespectful in anyway, but the family dynamic that maybe kept her there longer than they should have stayed is still there.
yeah, again... family drama... she didn't want to leave because it's the "stepmom's" gym
You shouldn't have to take the rest of your season off just because you quit another gym. If theres a gym down the way that has room, why not?
It really just kills me to hear people talk about switching gyms mid season like it's this sudden epidemic in all star cheerleading.
Say for instance your daughter tried out for a junior level 5 team, and she is strong in all categories at her level. Your daughter makes the junior 5 and a few competitions into the season her coaches decide to add a boy and go junior coed 4. You don't think you have the right to go across town and let your daughter finish her season on another gym junior 5? If we're going to hold athletes responsible for the teams they compete on, why not make coaches responsible for the levels and divisions they compete in? I could say before competition season a coach should know what division their team is going to compete in.
I understand, I was just confused that it took affect for teams this year. I haven't paid too much attention to this rule since it was passed. I still just think its unnecessary in our sport. Competitive cheer is a business at the end of the day.
All athletes participating on a team at The 2011 Worlds, must be a registered member of that team’s gym during the 2010 – 2011 competition season. Any athlete that has competed with another team from another gym (Primary Gym) or has been registered with the USASF as an athlete member from another gym (Primary Gym), during the same 2010 – 2011 competition season, will have to complete a USASF Gym Release Waiver, located at www.USASF.net, signed by the owner of that other gym (Primary Gym) before that athlete is eligible to compete at the 2011 Cheerleading Worlds with another gym (Secondary Gym).