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*bursts* OMG Rich!!! Can I TELL THEM?!?!?! LOLThere are a few minor things that got me super excited!!!!
I'm referring to the snaps and shimmys. haha*bursts* OMG Rich!!! Can I TELL THEM?!?!?! LOL
2. If all three teams hit, it will probably be F5, SE, then SS based on difficulty. I do not believe that all three teams will hit though because it hasn't happened all year.
3. It really bothers me when world cup fans get on CEA so much for "faking" skills, because they definitely do it too.
World Cup fakes stunts when girls aren't hitting them. If you could have seen them practicing friday night in Indy. You would have seen 2 stunt groups struggling for 30 minutes trying to get it together. Then they decide if they are going to be taken out or not at warm ups or the practice right before. There is a big difference between choreography girls without the skills and taking out a skill in warm ups so you can hit.
world cup has been borking me within the last couple of years, i dont know what it is.. dont get me wrong theyre an amazing team always have been always will be.. i feel like i get more excitement out of watching cea or f5
I have to disagree. The judges don't care whether a stunt was choreographed that way or if it was changed five minutes before competition due to last minute complications. A faked skill, is faked skill. Judges aren't interested in your backstory of why a skill is "disguised" or "faked". What you compete is what they score. To think otherwise is ludicrous. And if you think that's unfair, here's a thought don't choreograph skills into your routine that can't hit consistently at the time of choreography.
I don't think you're understanding the point of his post. He is not trying to explain the judging aspect of the routine, but rather the skill level of the teams and the necessity of a less difficult skill because it is not consistent at a particular moment versus not being choreographed into the routine.
Lol yeah I really don't think I am. What exactly is the difference between incorporating a less difficult skill into a routine because it is not consistent at a particular moment versus not being choreographed into the routine? And more importantly, why is it relevant?
And @garrett426 I'm not sure if your post was directed at me, but if so I realize that we are talking about teenage girls, considering I am one. And what high unfathomable expectations are we setting, exactly? And what do you mean by "some of you don't even make"?
It is safe to say I am officially confused :confused:.