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Agreed. Call me old fashioned, but I want to EARN it. Granted, it was an open team and no one cares about those oldies. ;)
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Agreed. Call me old fashioned, but I want to EARN it. Granted, it was an open team and no one cares about those oldies. ;)
Honestly, I think it's both a gym and a USASF issue. They are representing their gyms in a drunken (and most cases underage) state. That's issue #1. They are in this state at a USASF sponsored event. That's issue #2. If anyone was hurt during this, USASF, the gym and Disney are at fault. The blame doesn't get shouldered by any one entity. It's all their issue, and something needs to happen about it. I get that these are things that teenagers do. I really do. That doesn't make it ok or acceptable however. Action needs to be taken by both the USASF and the gyms. Gyms needs to make sure their athletes are not bringing alcohol down there, nor are they drinking while representing them. The USASF needs to control the situation better. If that means no more block party, than that's how it needs to be.
Besides obvious reasons, How Do The Lights Go Out During a Performance? It sure made for one AMAZING weekend, but just wondering ...
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Accidents happen. Ask the facilities people at the Cancer Research Center I work for how our power went out.... Not good people!!!How did this happen?
I get that there were issues with drinking, but I feel like this is a gym issue. I understand that there needs to be people at the events monitoring to the best of their abilities, but USASF shouldn't be considered babysitters.
What is the punishment/rule on a team member that was not released and still competed at Worlds. And is there a rule regarding what level they were at their previous gym?
I wonder how much they spent on those big globe trophy things..
Do you think that the coaches VIP event as well as the Casino party conflict with this? What I mean is that if the USASF or whoever hosts the Sunday evening event expect coaches to attend who do they expect to be watching over the kids!? I get that gyms should take the responsibility of assigning an adult or other coach to supervise these kids, but I find it somewhat contradictory that they pull the coaches away from the kids and then expect them to be supervised. Again, I DO feel that regardless the kids should be supervised, just always baffled me that people want them to be supervised yet coaches are constantly pulled away. Just a thought.
you should be an attorney! Also note Social Host Laws are relevant in FLORIDA:
I know Sprit Fest Nationals used them for all Worlds divisions at their bid event. I wish more EP's would do this. It benefits both the team/coaches as well as the judges.
No hahah I was just wondering how much that spent on them lolYou think that's why the lights went out? I hope it's not cause they didn't pay the electric bill.