Not to hijack this thread but bullet central is a high school in kentucky and they have been doing some very good true coed stunting for a long time, it's not a matter of ability it's a matter of what you focus on... If you expect a 19 year old college freshman to do a coed rewind why can't you expect a 17 year old high school junior to toss a stretch?
First let me say that I am ALL for Coed stunting BUT, a 19 yr old MAN is the YOUNGEST on a collegiate team, a 14 yr old BOY is the youngest, should we expect the same from these two? No. Give a bonus, find a way to encourage but unless your going to demand that Boy age minimum is 16, then I disagree with you.
My issue is that regardless of who you are or what team you watch, a boy in a group can do a stunt that looks more impressive than a toss hands stretch ( BORING ). So yes, an effort is being made, but even on the college level, they have all realized it is NOT WORTH the risk to try and stay macho and hold it themselves and bobble/drop so guess what!? Yes, even the MIGHT UK, has been known to compete HARD, WOW stunts with more than one person catch them. I take nothing away, the stunts are amazing to watch and SCORE well. So far this year the only team to compete an unassisted toss stunt to the top is T&S ;) yeah yeah i'm sure someone will find another one but blah to you.
I was a tumbler, but YES I can stunt and stunt well and I encourage ALL males that want to cheer in college to balance the two (I will say I was a much better tumbler than stunter), guess what, MY stunt was assisted, I threw a double and I have the jacket and ring to prove it, I just don't see the fuss. If you force all males to stunt to max scores then the 14 yr old boy will be REQUIRED to do the same stunt!?
I want to encourage guys to stunt, but not at the expense of the overall performance.
