Smaller Gyms

Date: Tue Dec 12 10:41 AM, 2006

Smaller Gyms

Date: Tue Dec 12 10:50 AM, 2006

I'd like to hear too, I get so wrapped up in the drama of level 5!

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:11 AM, 2006

there is just drama period. Why is that? People look for any little mistake or error. How many times in your life do you make a mistake per day. You wouldn't want everyone pointing them out to you on a DAILY basis like this board LOL..

Anyways these are the gyms that are standing out to me in Nor Cal

Cheer Odyssey
Starstruck
University Cheer Force
Club Spirit
Athletic Perfection
California Spirit
A****er Sports Academy

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:38 AM, 2006

Starstruck
Roseville
Royals
CHEER ODYSSEY
Athletic perfection

yeah, thats it =) enjoy

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:39 AM, 2006

I've saw Caliornia Spirit perform in San Jose and loved thier dance. I've seen alot of really good Senior Level 3 teams this year. I really enjoy watching all the teams big or small perform. Going to be a great year. Good luck to everyone.

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:40 AM, 2006

What would you consider as a small gym?

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:48 AM, 2006

Small to me would be one or two teams. Do you mean new gyms or gyms that don't always get all the attention of say Power, NCE, Cheergyms, etc.

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:50 AM, 2006

I think that people assume that NCE, Cheergyms.com and Power are these large gyms.Some of these other gyms have been around LONG time and are quite large. Quality of teams does not directly correlate to size of gym. Great teams= small gyms, bad teams from=large gyms.

The only small gyms listed are Cali Spirit and Rosevile. The other ones are just as large as NCE, Cheergyms and Power

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:52 AM, 2006

I love watching Althletic Perfection. I think are starting to get alot more respect for how good they really are.

Date: Tue Dec 12 11:53 AM, 2006

AP. looks great this year. Love the youth level 3. They kicked some major booty this weekend. Keep working hard

Date: Tue Dec 12 12:01 PM, 2006

Wouldn't small be any gym with say less then 40 or 50 kids.

Date: Tue Dec 12 12:06 PM, 2006

these are not smaller gyms wrote:

I think that people assume that NCE, Cheergyms.com and Power are these large gyms.Some of these other gyms have been around LONG time and are quite large. Quality of teams does not directly correlate to size of gym. Great teams= small gyms, bad teams from=large gyms.

The only small gyms listed are Cali Spirit and Rosevile. The other ones are just as large as NCE, Cheergyms and Power

i think Roseville cheer stars is a good example of a small gym. They seem to always have decent level teams, great and LOUD team spirit (those cheer sticks hahahaha) and a positive atomosphere.

Date: Tue Dec 12 12:14 PM, 2006

these are not smaller gyms wrote:

I think that people assume that NCE, Cheergyms.com and Power are these large gyms.Some of these other gyms have been around LONG time and are quite large. Quality of teams does not directly correlate to size of gym. Great teams= small gyms, bad teams from=large gyms.

The only small gyms listed are Cali Spirit and Rosevile. The other ones are just as large as NCE, Cheergyms and Power

Dont get me wrong I love my team but we are not even close to being as big as Cheergyms or Power. Some day.. but not now.

Date: Tue Dec 12 12:22 PM, 2006

wouldn't a small gym be a program with less than say 60 kids or so?

because both starstruck and cheer odyssey have over 100 kids. i think both are actually closer to 150. they've both been around for 5 years and have multiple titles, i think this also goes for athletic perfection who i believe is on their 6th.

no they aren't powerhouses like power, but they have great programs with consistent teams. I actually think they're beginning to step it up alot, especially recently.

how many kids does motions and nce have?

Date: Tue Dec 12 12:29 PM, 2006

small gym? wrote:

wouldn't a small gym be a program with less than say 60 kids or so?

because both starstruck and cheer odyssey have over 100 kids. i think both are actually closer to 150. they've both been around for 5 years and have multiple titles, i think this also goes for athletic perfection who i believe is on their 6th.

no they aren't powerhouses like power, but they have great programs with consistent teams. I actually think they're beginning to step it up alot, especially recently.

how many kids does motions and nce have?

None of the above listed are new or small. They have all been around for along time.

Date: Tue Dec 12 12:50 PM, 2006

California Spirit is a new gym and yes they would be considered small I think they have under 50 kids. Good Luck on your first season....

Date: Tue Dec 12 1:05 PM, 2006

none of these wrote:

small gym? wrote:

wouldn't a small gym be a program with less than say 60 kids or so?

because both starstruck and cheer odyssey have over 100 kids. i think both are actually closer to 150. they've both been around for 5 years and have multiple titles, i think this also goes for athletic perfection who i believe is on their 6th.

no they aren't powerhouses like power, but they have great programs with consistent teams. I actually think they're beginning to step it up alot, especially recently.

how many kids does motions and nce have?

None of the above listed are new or small. They have all been around for along time.

NCE is new... They used to be South Bay Elite. New owner, new building, new location, and new staff. Does anyone know how many staff memebers or cheerleaders moved over o NCE from SBE? The only thing that us the same is the color and Roy was not the owner of SBE and he might not even be the owner now.

I feel NCE is a new team. am i worng?

Date: Tue Dec 12 1:26 PM, 2006

I don't consider NCE a new gym. Most of the kids from SBE our on NCE. Owner or not he did the choreography for both teams. New uniforms but really the same teams. You guys are still good but your not really a new gym.

Date: Tue Dec 12 1:35 PM, 2006

cheer fan wrote:

Date: Tue Dec 12 1:36 PM, 2006

Okay, try again.

Who owns NCE if Roy doesn't?