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I personally miss nothing. Cheer doesn’t really affect my life except financially and through transportation. My daughter misses seeing her friends but doesn’t really miss the actual activities. I’ve been trying to talk her out of cheering next year due to her academic load (junior year in USA...

‘Cause ‘Murica. We value the individual over the group and no one is gonna tell us what we can do. We got rights durnit. (My eye rolling emojis didn’t post so needed to make the sarcasm alert part of my post)

I’ve seen so many posts about how devastated kids will be and how cancelling *big event* takes away from all their hard work, etc. Are we not worried that we are raising kids who can’t handle disappointment or changes in plan? Do we really want our kids to be so fragile that they can’t...

She left gymnastics last February as a Level 8 and wanted something that would keep her in shape and would allow her to use her talents. She tried soccer and then found cheer. Then she discovered all star and she is in heaven! She loves the hair and the make up and the traveling with her team...

Thank you for explaining! This makes sense.

Thanks Emily for the welcome. I’m finding it difficult to figure out the best place for my daughter to be. The team she is on right now doesn’t do tumbling at the level that my daughter is capable. I’m worried that she will lose skills or lose interest. But she adores the girls so it seems...

Hello all! Just found this forum and hoping that I can learn from all the experience. My daughter is 13 and just became a cheerleader this year. She made the middle school squad this fall. Then she discovered All Star and joined one of those teams this winter. She comes home spouting off...