cheermommaRN
Cheer Parent
- Dec 14, 2009
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Would you prefer Miley Cyrus? She was a competitive cheerleader, so she must know the ins and outs of cheerleading. :p I'm not trying to be snarky by any means, so please don't take this that way! But let's face it. At the end of the day, Paula Abdul has A LOT of money and probably has very little say in how this is going to be run. I'm sure she's teamed up with some very knowledgeable people to make this work, or she will have wasted a lot of time and money. I doubt she'd be willing to do that. Plus it was mentioned that she has contacted many reputable gym owners to see what they'd like to see at a competition. The event will be tied to her name and that's about it. It's not like she's on the judging panel. I'd be way more worried if I found out she was a guest judge at a competition than if she was hosting one. It sounds like she's really just trying to make the competition experience more enjoyable for those involved.Her "background" was being a HS cheerleader, a Laker Girl, and a dance choreographer. None of which has anything to do with All Star cheer. All those classes will cost money, just like they do at dance conventions.
And is everyone forgetting her other background of being perpetually impaired?!
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@HeresAThought Oops! I thought it was the "Jackson 5" Victory Tour but, you are correct, it was "The Jacksons" Victory Tour she was assistant dance director. Anyhow, I would have loved to have gone to that, too.
Her competitions are dance and cheer combined. My take on all of this is she probably attended an event and noticed hundreds of athletes sitting around in little duct taped squares in the hallways and saw an opportunity.I'm just wondering why she chose cheer and not dance, being that is where her background and expertise is.
MY one concern is that at comps our gym makes a point of supporting our teams so would that be lost when you go to workshops during the comp?
I would have shimmied you had you said that maybe she would give the parents and athletes a variety of healthy foods to eat at competitions rather than the usually crap they serve there.I think that maybe she can bring a lot of positives to the all star community... giving athletes and their parents (who feed most of their kids crap) a wealth of knowledge of the importance of things like nutrition and possibly conditioning is amazing. I applaud her for pursuing a dream of hers and look forward to seeing how she impacts the community.