COST OF CHEERLEADING

Date: Thu Jun 26 10:03 PM, 2008

RE: COST OF CHEERLEADING

Date: Fri Jun 27 7:19 AM, 2008

Different coaches have different styles. I would think it's best to work with the tumbling coaches from your own gym, since they'll be with you all season long. A while back my daughter tried privates at another gymnastics facility and it just didn't work out, it was too confusing for her. But I know that isn't the case for everyone.

There are many gyms who offer open gym to anyone, who have amazing coaches. They just don't all advertise here. I hardly think she is doing us a favor, but I'll give her credit for trying to drum up business for the gym owned by her sons.

Date: Fri Jun 27 8:37 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Different coaches have different styles. I would think it's best to work with the tumbling coaches from your own gym, since they'll be with you all season long. A while back my daughter tried privates at another gymnastics facility and it just didn't work out, it was too confusing for her. But I know that isn't the case for everyone.

There are many gyms who offer open gym to anyone, who have amazing coaches. They just don't all advertise here. I hardly think she is doing us a favor, but I'll give her credit for trying to drum up business for the gym owned by her sons.

The question still goes back in how to gyms run their open gym. Meaning is it structured or what. Do you go into stations, is it all tumbling, or do you add stunting as well.

Date: Fri Jun 27 9:14 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Different coaches have different styles. I would think it's best to work with the tumbling coaches from your own gym, since they'll be with you all season long. A while back my daughter tried privates at another gymnastics facility and it just didn't work out, it was too confusing for her. But I know that isn't the case for everyone.

There are many gyms who offer open gym to anyone, who have amazing coaches. They just don't all advertise here. I hardly think she is doing us a favor, but I'll give her credit for trying to drum up business for the gym owned by her sons.

The question still goes back in how to gyms run their open gym. Meaning is it structured or what. Do you go into stations, is it all tumbling, or do you add stunting as well.

What a double standard JOKE! This post should be closed. Bashing each other again and again is not something I will allow my daughter to be subected to. Our children will continue to go to the gym where they are happy no matter cost or distance. So fine she promoted for her sons, DO YOU REALLY CARE
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Date: Fri Jun 27 9:15 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Different coaches have different styles. I would think it's best to work with the tumbling coaches from your own gym, since they'll be with you all season long. A while back my daughter tried privates at another gymnastics facility and it just didn't work out, it was too confusing for her. But I know that isn't the case for everyone.

There are many gyms who offer open gym to anyone, who have amazing coaches. They just don't all advertise here. I hardly think she is doing us a favor, but I'll give her credit for trying to drum up business for the gym owned by her sons.

The question still goes back in how to gyms run their open gym. Meaning is it structured or what. Do you go into stations, is it all tumbling, or do you add stunting as well.

What a double standard JOKE! This post should be closed. Bashing each other again and again is not something I will allow my daughter to be subected to. Our children will continue to go to the gym where they are happy no matter cost or distance. So fine she promoted for her sons, DO YOU REALLY CARE

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