New Programs

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:04 PM, 2008

RE: New Programs

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:16 PM, 2008

Cheer 2 days per week @ 3 hours per 6 hours
Power tumbling and Trampoline 4 days per week M W F Sat @ 3 hours per 12 hours
Sorry 18 hours per week !

Again stop trying to compare. I know cheering at games is very mentally and physically challenging! And I know that my Double whip whip double pales in comparison to your fulls on the HARD mat. Or how your wonderful Arabesque full downs dwarf my full up to bow press scorpion scale double.

Like I said a Ferrari (all-stars) to a pinto (HS)

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:21 PM, 2008

again what gym are you from

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:27 PM, 2008

I can see that you don't have any common sense. I have made my arguments and obviously you don't like the facts presented. One has serious athletes that train serious skills, the other a sideline show.

Once again to recap. Fine as a social endeavor but do not ever put HS and "hard to beat" in the same sentence PLEASE!

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:34 PM, 2008

i will remember that next time i;m at a collegy try out and the whinny all star girls can't cut it becuase there isnt a spring floor....

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:37 PM, 2008

Well I hope that lets you sleep at night. Good luck at the Nor Cal school of beauty.

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:39 PM, 2008

Ill call you from the Cheerleading Worlds in Orlando or maybe London from the summer Olympics.

Date: Wed Oct 29 4:45 PM, 2008

id say the population of most division I II and even III schools is about 95% all star athletes!
But that is just my guess not a scientific poll or anything

Date: Sun Nov 9 12:08 PM, 2008

Has anyone heard about the new teams:

Impact all stars
Reaction cheer
Valley cheer

Date: Sun Nov 9 12:49 PM, 2008

Whoa. ive done both allstar and highschool and they are both very different. allstar has more a little bit more flashy stunts and dances but highschool is still difficult as long as your school has a competitive team that is actually good. yelling a cheer while tumbling, stunting and dancing is actually tiring. the cheer is like ten eight counts long.

Date: Sun Nov 9 8:59 PM, 2008

let cheerleaders "yell" and jump no one wants to stop them. They just need to stop trying to compare. Lets just call them the "4.2's" biggrin

Date: Mon Nov 10 3:52 PM, 2008

Interesting!

Date: Mon Nov 10 8:34 PM, 2008

Interesting like...
Finally some one identified it.
OR
Is that why USASF put in that division to keep the HS cheerleaders in the gym. confused

Date: Mon Nov 10 10:58 PM, 2008

All star and h.s. have one major thing in common, and that is they both LOVE cheerleading. Yes, it's different but people need to stop compairing....If you truly love the sport you love ALL aspects. Plus some of the comments above add to the "sterotypical" cheerleader...CATTINESS!! Maybe compair the good things....both love to dance, jump, stunt, perform etc.

Date: Mon Nov 10 11:44 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

All star and h.s. have one major thing in common, and that is they both LOVE cheerleading. Yes, it's different but people need to stop compairing....If you truly love the sport you love ALL aspects. Plus some of the comments above add to the "sterotypical" cheerleader...CATTINESS!! Maybe compair the good things....both love to dance, jump, stunt, perform etc.

HS cheer was the starters for sure, but they need to take thier place in HISTORY!

Date: Tue Nov 11 7:26 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

let cheerleaders "yell" and jump no one wants to stop them. They just need to stop trying to compare. Lets just call them the "4.2's"

Speaking of which, I haven't seen anyone in this division yet in the first few northern ca comps, or did I miss something?

Date: Fri Nov 14 7:22 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

All star and h.s. have one major thing in common, and that is they both LOVE cheerleading. Yes, it's different but people need to stop compairing....If you truly love the sport you love ALL aspects. Plus some of the comments above add to the "sterotypical" cheerleader...CATTINESS!! Maybe compair the good things....both love to dance, jump, stunt, perform etc.

HS cheer was the starters for sure, but they need to take thier place in HISTORY!

Like cheerleading history?? LOL...lame.

Date: Fri Nov 14 11:45 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Interesting like...
Finally some one identified it.
OR
Is that why USASF put in that division to keep the HS cheerleaders in the gym.

No just interesting!

Date: Sat Nov 15 10:53 AM, 2008

While we are on this topic... All-star gym/ team members need to stop referring to themselves as cheerleaders! Unless you actually cheer for a sports team you are NOT A CHEERLEADER! You are a performer or a dancer but not a cheerleader. Who do you route for? Yourself?

Date: Sat Nov 15 12:13 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

While we are on this topic... All-star gym/ team members need to stop referring to themselves as cheerleaders! Unless you actually cheer for a sports team you are NOT A CHEERLEADER! You are a performer or a dancer but not a cheerleader. Who do you route for? Yourself?

You are wrong, it's called sideline cheer, versus extreme sports cheer.