There are not any specific rules for camp as opposed to the rules for competitions as far as I know. Overall it comes down to common sense: If you choose to put on fake nails, be careful as to the length or you will scratch up your stunt group. If they break off, it will be painful and you have to suck it up deal with it at camp. Obviously if it is a safety issue (i.e. claw nails, scratching their stunt group to the point of blood, possibly gouging an eye out), camp staff can step in and voice concern from a safety standpoint.
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Would it be too much money to rent a bus? We had a 5 hour drive we took a coach bus to camp. You could just have all the girls pay a certain amount if that's possible?Bringing back an old thread...but it's that time again and I guess this is the best place to ask. My daughters varsity cheer team will be going to a 4 day UCA camp at Pine Forest, PA in Aug. for the first time. The camp looks like so much fun & the team is very excited! Our only issue is getting them there. It's about a 6 hour drive & we, parents, are in charge of getting our kids to & from camp. We are trying to figure out what would be the best way do it...some parents do drop off & different parents do pick up, rent a few vans, x # of parents take & stay somewhere close & bring home.?? I wanted to see what others have done if you have attended this camp in the past. Is there somewhere close (but away from camp) for parents to stay? Is there anything around there for parents to do for a few days? We have entertained the idea of NYC for those of us that do the driving. It's about at 2 hr drive & certainly would be fun but not sure...?? I have looked at the maps & I'm thinking that there is not much around but it's hard to tell. Any tips or helpful ideas would be great. I have to email all ideas to the parents in the next few weeks & my research has not been much help.
It's pretty much the same thing but without all the other teams there. You'll still do stunt, dance, cheer, etc. classes and get evaluated on all your stuff. It's still tons of fun and every night you'll be able to go home and sleep in your own bed, which is a plus I think
It's pretty much the same thing but without all the other teams there. You'll still do stunt, dance, cheer, etc. classes and get evaluated on all your stuff. It's still tons of fun and every night you'll be able to go home and sleep in your own bed, which is a plus I think
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Yes, the bus would be more then the coach wants to spend or ask the parents for. We just paid for everything all at once & it was sticker shock for us parents.
I'm going to look at renting vans too, would love the kids to ride together as much as possible. And curious what there is to do there for a few days for the parents that drive.
