- Apr 7, 2016
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If you dont mind me asking...
If the 4.2 team is HER dreamteam,why would you be against it?
She has obviously put in the work needed,to get to the specific tumbling skillset needed for lvl 5. An accomplishment on its own,and from what you type she has competed lvl 4.
Could it be that she isnt that deadset on throwing it in routines?
I absolutely get not wanting to aim too low,but if she doesnt truly wants to be on a lvl 5/r5, then thats going to show, one way or another,during the season.
As she is the one putting in the hours and work,she should be on a team that SHE truly wants to be on, and not on one where she is doing it for someone else (within limits,team needs before indiviual and all that).
She could still enjoy her skills during open gyms/clinics.
I 'm actually fine with her being on her dream team. I'm not that parent. If she asks to be on it, I would be happy with whatever team she decides to go on or gets put on.
But, I will say she works VERY hard on her tumbling skills and makes sure she gains a new skill every month. Her coaches said she would be selling herself short with going to 4.2. I actually believe if she did go to 4.2, it would help her greatly with stunting. She has the level 5 skills but she feels she's not ready for level 5. Her ultimate goal is to be on a worlds team (quite frankly if she wants to wait a while on that, I wouldn't be mad cause Worlds money is a killer). My only fear with her going to 4.2 is that she will get complacent and lazy but I'm sure she wont. She's 13 and not sure what she wants to do. I've told her follow her gut.
Our 4.2 is awesome and got 2nd at Summit this weekend. That's an awesome accomplishment and I would be delighted if she made that team. Really I would be delighted with any team she makes as long as she is happy.