- Mar 28, 2014
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It is very important and often discounted by SM in their quests to get Susie on a higher team.
Cp's gym will only let you do your age appropriate gym if you only want to do one team (and it is not a problem if that is what you want to do), regardless of the level of that team. I love that cp's junior team has about 8-9 girls cp's age; they will all age out together after this season.
A few years ago the gym made the mistake of allowing an SM to talk them into allowing Susie and her friend to be only on the senior team when they were still junior aged. They were new to the gym and as you might imagine this caused quite an uproar amongst the veteran parents at the gym. Fortunately the following year the owners got themselves back on track and held true to their original policy. Susie and her friend then left the gym. No great loss.
This year I may be double teaming doing all star and uni depending on timetable restrictions. I like the intensity and drive of all star and it being more social at uni. For me being an older cheerleader who started late it can be hard being in a senior team with people years younger but I have learnt to enjoy being with my team no matter of age and considering there is no upper age limit for seniors in the uk I still normally have a couple who are my age