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If I ever caught one of my kids spotting another's tumbling, I think I'd lose it. Nevermind suggesting they do it. Huge issue right there.
@Cheer Dad is correct. No release is needed until after Nov. 1Silly question, but on the topic of moving gyms, will we need a release form for kids on a Worlds team? Or is this only needed after getting a bid/competing during the season. Thanks!
Thank you @Cheer Dad ! :)
Thanks for the good advice.
To clarify, they told her it was a waste of her time to work twisting skills. I agree, that's definitely not what you should tell an athlete, especially one whom only wants to progress and please her coaches. I signed up for some tumbling classes at a gymnastics facility this morning, but its still really hard for her to go from throwing skills out of the gym, to going to practice and spending six hours a week bored and not feeling physically/mentally challenged.
Seriously the 'have your teammates spot you' is WAY MORE CONCERNING than anything else. There is challenge in being on any team. Even if she isn't physically challenged she can work on the mental challenge of building up and helping her teammates improve.
BUT having other athletes spot you is a NO NO NO NO NO. I would run, not walk, away from that gym.