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Good with the bad


Okay so my all american post was taken of but I'm not sure why it was the truth wasn't it WOW all not fair in love and cheer...lol this will probably be taken off to but why are the practices not split half here half there!!!

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Where is here and where is there?

All American practices have always been in one place.  I really think it is best at Pyramids because of the floor...

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YES good call Pixie....that's the main reason. The Pyramids floor is better for full out tumbling.

But anyway...if there's a cheergyms.com customer out there that needs to talk just gimme a call ok? 1-866-685-7615.

Danny

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Im from Tracy, and along with my other AP teamate we LOOK FORWARD to going to the pyramids gym for AA practices, and dont mind it at all. It makes complete sense to me to have all of the practices there for multiple reasons;

1. the majority of the AA athletes are from Pyramids.
2. It's the biggest gym out of the three gyms that all the athletes come from.
3. their spring floor is the best one out of the three.


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in not on an all-american team but i still come to the practice at AP so i can get my skills to be on a team next year and i just love coming to the gym!!!!!

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