lol and this is what happens when i get out of cheerleading i miss these things :)VAS actually had a Medium Co-ed at worlds last year.
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lol and this is what happens when i get out of cheerleading i miss these things :)VAS actually had a Medium Co-ed at worlds last year.
most if not all level 5 teams in canada are international i do not think i have ever seen a canadian gym in senior 5 as most of these teams are the ones that do try to compete at worlds if that makes sense at all...
sorry ive had 3 hours of sleep
this. more or less this is what i meant in the first place, Canadian cheer is starting to really step up their abilities to be able to compete with US teams at worlds, but frankly in my opinion in order for Canadian teams to do well at words i believe they have to stay within the international division. not to slam any gyms but i feel like Canadian teams have a knack for putting out routines that aren't polished, sloppy, and have terrible timing due to feeling the need to rush through everything. but compared to what cheerleading was like when i started in 2005 we are leaps and bounds ahead of where we use to be and im so proud of every gym i've seen in recent years because they have grown so much.Flyers all starz, cheersport sharks, pct cobras, black widow, rnd elite, perfect storm, and rsc coyotes are all Canadian gyms with senior 5 teams this season. Although most gyms put their talent in the international divisions first because they have more chances of doing well at worlds. They are definitely not quite up to par with US teams yet tumbling-wise but I guess we've come a long way considering that prior to 2005/06 in Quebec (and probably most other canadian provinces) All star cheer was almost non-existant and competitions were few and far-between.
this. more or less this is what i meant in the first place, Canadian cheer is starting to really step up their abilities to be able to compete with US teams at worlds, but frankly in my opinion in order for Canadian teams to do well at words i believe they have to stay within the international division. not to slam any gyms but i feel like Canadian teams have a knack for putting out routines that aren't polished, sloppy, and have terrible timing due to feeling the need to rush through everything. but compared to what cheerleading was like when i started in 2005 we are leaps and bounds ahead of where we use to be and im so proud of every gym i've seen in recent years because they have grown so much.
this was me when i started i had absolutely no tumbling what so ever (were talking not even a forward roll, tragic i know) and was in a small town with a population of 2,000 on a good day yet somehow they still managed to field teams every year. i really do wish cheerleading would expand and boom more within Canada.I feel it has to do with population base. I look at Manitoba, and we have a city of 750,000. Thats about it. Next closest city is 3 hours away with 55,000. Realistically, the chances of any one program getting 20-36 kids who can tumble through to a full are slim. I'm just thrilled I have 3 who can end a pass in a full for my IOC6. We work on it, but you just end up with a limited athlete pool compared to Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal area.
Thanks farm country for having low population density!
Personally, I think it would be awesome to travel to Canada for a competition.i would also love for more Americans to come here and compete mainly so the teams that cant afford to travel can see what other gyms look like.
I feel it has to do with population base. I look at Manitoba, and we have a city of 750,000. Thats about it. Next closest city is 3 hours away with 55,000. Realistically, the chances of any one program getting 20-36 kids who can tumble through to a full are slim. I'm just thrilled I have 3 who can end a pass in a full for my IOC6. We work on it, but you just end up with a limited athlete pool compared to Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal area.
Thanks farm country for having low population density!
Is anyone else confused as to why they have 13 year olds on their team but compete in International Open All Girl? Don't they have to be 14?
Their flyers have beautiful lines in the airHere is their routine from this past weekend
I'm lovin' on their stunt choreography. Total cheer crush...just sayin'.Here is their routine from this past weekend