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I've seen them at the comps we've attended and wondered what makes them different then All-Star.
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Is it required to use poms now? I thought it was just a cheer portion with poms/Meg/sign optional.A noticable difference between AYC requirements and the all-star programs that we belong to is that AYC requires a "cheer" segment with use of poms, megs ect. in the routine; while allstars focuses mainly on tumbling, dance, and stunting etc.
Is it required to use poms now? I thought it was just a cheer portion with poms/Meg/sign optional.
No need to be sorry! We are in a different league now so I didn't know if the rules had changed.Sorry Coach kelli, on both the delayed reply and poor written words. You are right, it included a cheer portion with OPTIONAL use of props.
1/2 year teams are referred to as Allstar Rec or Allstar Prep interchangeably. I think the industry is trying to rebrand it completely to Prep to avoid confusionCoach Kelli - You stated 1/2 year all star is rec, wouldn't that be prep? I take it the rules can vary depending on what system you are competing in? Also, how well do the comp. system check to see if you actually do sideline if that is required?
Sorry I just always called it all star rec. I guess they're interchangeable. The comp system usually doesn't check but several teams have strict rules about cheering for games. I guess it's kinda an ethics thing?Coach Kelli - You stated 1/2 year all star is rec, wouldn't that be prep? I take it the rules can vary depending on what system you are competing in? Also, how well do the comp. system check to see if you actually do sideline if that is required?