- Dec 4, 2009
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oh okay:)
Does anybody know anything about crossovers?
Only level 1 to level 6 allowed. All other crossover situations are illegal.
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oh okay:)
Does anybody know anything about crossovers?
well how many team can you be on? as many as you want or just 3 or 2?Only level 1 to level 6 allowed. All other crossover situations are illegal.
They're probably not going to release that rule by itself. You'll have to wait for the big announcement with the rest of us.TrannyCats said:well how many team can you be on? as many as you want or just 3 or 2?
haha I'm clam now and waiting like a good boy(:They're probably not going to release that rule by itself. You'll have to wait for the big announcement with the rest of us.
TrannyCats said:haha I'm clam now and waiting like a good boy(:
I'm sure there are a million and a half different 'loopholes' we could discuss, but I think there will be an opening for an appeals process on a case-by-case basis ESPECIALLY if athletes safety is at risk/laws are being broken. And I also thought that it wasn't just when your area starts competing, but when your gym starts competing. And I think you're anticipating a lot more chaos than most people will deal with. At most, you get halfway through the season and then you can't compete the second half. Anything else, I think will be dealt with case by case.So the waiver would only be required after a competition? There are competitions in our area in August. June to August is 2 months. So many ways to manipulate the rule. This rule is very one sided. Either have an appeals process or a set process that allows for an exit that benefits both sides. I completely agree no one should leave mid season leave but there are many legitimate reasons that are appropriate. This rule is making the assumption that all gym owners will act appropriately all the time. If you are going to hold athletes accountable for changing their minds, gym owners should be held accountable also.
If a child makes a level 4 team competes level 4 once and the owner coach decides to drop to level 3 then what? There should be a waiver for that too. Athletes aren't the only ones who change their minds mid season.
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