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Nobody has to stop, there are open teams that have no age limit!hey! If it were up to you for the age limit in allstar cheer, what age would you out instead of somewhere around 18? I think it stinks that to so,e people cheer is their life but once they reach 18 (sometimes 19) they have to stop. :/
Oh really? I knew there were some open teams but I thought they only went up to around 20!! That's pretty coolNobody has to stop, there are open teams that have no age limit!
yeah that is true! Unfortunately, cheer is one of those sports (unlike soccer and so on) where you might have to stop a bit younger. But I do agree with you!Well, those people can always participate in an open or college team. I don't think, though, that it's the end of the world to move on from a childhood activity once a person has moved on from childhood. Cheerleading is probably much less "their life" than they think it is. Some cheerleaders will move into coaching roles, but for most athletes there's a time to move on. It's the same for all sports. Some, luckily, have translations that can keep you well into the game for most of adulthood (softball, golf), but some sports become hard on an adult body.
AMEN AMEN. Thanks for posting this. I can see how a teenager would think that they should be able to continue cheering all star forever. However, real life needs to take priority at some point. I see so many young adults that never move on to a bigger and better phase of their life. Being stuck as a forever all star cheerleader usually isn't a good thing.Well, those people can always participate in an open or college team. I don't think, though, that it's the end of the world to move on from a childhood activity once a person has moved on from childhood. Cheerleading is probably much less "their life" than they think it is. Some cheerleaders will move into coaching roles, but for most athletes there's a time to move on. It's the same for all sports. Some, luckily, have translations that can keep you well into the game for most of adulthood (softball, golf), but some sports become hard on an adult body.
That's very true. I think it stinks that you don't really have a choice and have to quit, but I think it's good in a way to move on. You can always be a cheerleader at heartTheres always international and open teams for those above 18 who don't want to stop. For most people life gets in the way once they are adults and thats why they stop.
AMEN AMEN. Thanks for posting this. I can see how a teenager would think that they should be able to continue cheering all star forever. However, real life needs to take priority at some point. I see so many young adults that never move on to a bigger and better phase of their life. Being stuck as a forever all star cheerleader usually isn't a good thing.
I'm cracking up thinking of the story you told us about the time you and your old teammates tried stunting and you threw your back out...Like folks open teaming at my age and still making their way down to Daytona for stunt fest with their former college teams! More power to you but my body can't even (at 30.)