Worlds Pics

Date: Tue May 13 4:30 PM, 2008

Worlds Pics

Date: Tue May 13 4:55 PM, 2008

omg california allstars sm all girl had the best 2nd place reaction photos ever! you would have guessed they won!

ShawnVMiller · Member

These are the Moments that I coach for. When an athlete hits the performance of a life time and all the blood, sweat and tears it took to get to that point no longer matter when they turn to tears of joy.

An amazing coach is one who believes in you, when you dont believe you can.

Shawn Miller

Date: Thu May 15 8:09 AM, 2008

say cheese

Date: Thu May 15 2:39 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

say cheese

are you kidding me? terrible display of sportsmanship. we're so good we dont take our routine seriously or is it we don't care now since this is our last performance.

Danny · Senior Member

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

say cheese

are you kidding me? terrible display of sportsmanship. we're so good we dont take our routine seriously or is it we don't care now since this is our last performance.

Ummmmm.....we're so good, no wait, we don't care no no no we're so good, ya that's the one....we're so good!

(sarcasm)

Date: Thu May 15 3:35 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

say cheese

are you kidding me? terrible display of sportsmanship. we're so good we dont take our routine seriously or is it we don't care now since this is our last performance.

I guess people's interpretation is always going to differ. I looked at it and thought, "Wow, they're having fun." I hope they did.

Alex · Member

ShawnVMiller wrote:

These are the Moments that I coach for. When an athlete hits the performance of a life time and all the blood, sweat and tears it took to get to that point no longer matter when they turn to tears of joy.

An amazing coach is one who believes in you, when you dont believe you can.

Shawn Miller

i love the picture collage. proves my point exactly from the topic i started earlier. i swear alissa (the girl in the photo) is just so ecstatic after the performance. and again proving my point with the way our coaches reacted when we got off the floor. love it.

Alex

Date: Thu May 15 9:57 PM, 2008

I thought the 'say cheese' was cute and creative! It was different...you are just mad because you didnt think of it!

Date: Fri May 16 12:19 AM, 2008

I think the photo where the kids are making funny faces was VERY CREATIVE. Not only that, but it shows that the coaches are "up with the times". Look at any kids binder, grab a teenagers cell phone, or go on to myspace and you will see a ton of these types of photos.....so to put it into the routine, very hip. I say 2 thumbs up!!!! Oh, and yes, you guys were that good!!!

Broomstick Babe · Veteran Member

Personally, I loved watching All-American. I found the routine entertaining, and the "say cheese" was cute and different.

Date: Fri May 16 8:46 AM, 2008

Love the "Say Cheese" routine. One of my favorites this past season, and I think it's great pic.

Date: Fri May 16 8:49 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

say cheese

are you kidding me? terrible display of sportsmanship. we're so good we dont take our routine seriously or is it we don't care now since this is our last performance.

Maybe it just DOSENT have to be so serious....it looks like they really loved this routine and had fun everytime they did it.

I thought it just showed a different side of cheer...a less stressfull side, it's a nice change....

ACEDAD · GURU

Anonymous wrote:

are you kidding me? terrible display of sportsmanship. we're so good we dont take our routine seriously or is it we don't care now since this is our last performance.

I've read this probably 20 times now and I just don't get it. How wonderful must your life be that the "thing" you decide to comment on is a bunch of kids having fun at a cheerleading competition.

Next time, at least turn off your webcam so we don't have to look at you.

Date: Fri May 16 3:29 PM, 2008

ShawnVMiller wrote:

These are the Moments that I coach for. When an athlete hits the performance of a life time and all the blood, sweat and tears it took to get to that point no longer matter when they turn to tears of joy.

An amazing coach is one who believes in you, when you dont believe you can.

Shawn Miller

Somebody please explain to me how this can be seen as anything other than shameless self promotion? I seriously want to get another viewpoint because this makes me sad.

Date: Fri May 16 3:32 PM, 2008

ACEDAD wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

are you kidding me? terrible display of sportsmanship. we're so good we dont take our routine seriously or is it we don't care now since this is our last performance.

I've read this probably 20 times now and I just don't get it. How wonderful must your life be that the "thing" you decide to comment on is a bunch of kids having fun at a cheerleading competition.

Next time, at least turn off your webcam so we don't have to look at you.

Yay Acedad!

Date: Fri May 16 4:40 PM, 2008

ACEDAD wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

are you kidding me? terrible display of sportsmanship. we're so good we dont take our routine seriously or is it we don't care now since this is our last performance.

I've read this probably 20 times now and I just don't get it. How wonderful must your life be that the "thing" you decide to comment on is a bunch of kids having fun at a cheerleading competition.

Next time, at least turn off your webcam so we don't have to look at you.

Date: Fri May 16 9:43 PM, 2008

I absolutely LOVE this photo! I saw this routine on YouTube and then I saw it in person and I thought to myself, that is "choreography genius"! Awesome job my friends at cheergyms - you all are so creative and fantastic! This photo shows kids being kids in a very competitive, high intensity atmosphere like Worlds. I bet this was one of their favorite parts of the routine to perform because they each were able to add a part of thier own personality to it - that's grat coaching.

Job well done you guys!

Cheers!

- Morgan
PREMIER

Date: Fri May 16 9:47 PM, 2008

Ugh, sorry, I meant 'great coaches', 'not grat' coaches...

- Morgan
PREMIER

Tamara · cheergyms.com Master Poster

Anonymous wrote:

ShawnVMiller wrote:

These are the Moments that I coach for. When an athlete hits the performance of a life time and all the blood, sweat and tears it took to get to that point no longer matter when they turn to tears of joy.

An amazing coach is one who believes in you, when you dont believe you can.

Shawn Miller
Somebody please explain to me how this can be seen as anything other than shameless self promotion? I seriously want to get another viewpoint because this makes me sad.

I don't feel this way, the focus is on the girl and her excitement.