All-Star If You Could Do Any Job In The Cheer Industry What Would It Be And Why?

[mattiemill]

i would love to just work at worlds. i saw so many different people there doing different things and i just love the whole worlds environment

 

[King]

President of the USASF. I'd make some changes

 

[fiercerando88]

EP for NCA or Worlds! Or sort of follow in @ACEDAD 's footsteps and be the director of special needs for USASF. Ahhh wishful thinking...

 

[EnglishRose]

I'd love to judge...I love watching cheer, from minis to open teams, I love it all.

Also, I'd love to coach a Youth Level 5 team - they're so talented, they'd do anything I could come up with..PLUS I love that age group. And, to make it even better, they're the future. I'm thinking CEA Youth Elite? Or Rays Level 5? C'mon, I'd be awesome...give me the job?

 

[imrichhowboutu]

Just an FYI... for everyone who said they want to be a coach, a judge, or a choreographer, those are all attainable goals that you can make happen. Just have to work at it. I do all 3, and its because I wanted to and went after it.

 

[thebowqueen]

I love my job now, but in a perfect world I would hit the big lotto and donate a bunch of money to the gym for scholarships so everyone who was talented and dedicated could cheer.

 

[Aussiekat]

I want to be a cheer philanthropist; to be so filthy rich I can buy the USASF, install @kingston as head to sort out the system with the age grid and athlete registration (and yes, a universal score sheet if you really want) and then spend my days stunting in the Rays gym. I'd also travel around the world (with my base, couldn't live without him ) helping out kids who can't afford to cheer, or small gyms who need that extra boost to stay in business -especially international teams who lack even basic practice floors. Someone's gotta give them the chance to learn how to tumble properly or else we'll have to talk about it again every year after worlds And I'd fully fund you @ACEDAD to build all the special needs teams in the world, there can never be enough sunshine for those kids.

No one said it had to be realistic, right?!

 

[INeverStopCheering]

Other than my previous post, I'd really love to be a cheer photographer/videographer. I'd make sure to get all those kids in the back

 

[sizzles]

Just an FYI... for everyone who said they want to be a coach, a judge, or a choreographer, those are all attainable goals that you can make happen. Just have to work at it. I do all 3, and its because I wanted to and went after it.

I'm very curious, is that your only job, or do you have another form of income? I'd love to actually coach or choreograph, but is that enough to substantially support me, let alone a family? These days especially, I'm more concerned with financial security than pursuing that. :/

 

[kaylalalaxo]

Worlds commentator....sorry Amy your time has come, we can't take any more of your gymnastics references anymore!

 

[socratesofcheer]

I'm very curious, is that your only job, or do you have another form of income? I'd love to actually coach or choreograph, but is that enough to substantially support me, let alone a family? These days especially, I'm more concerned with financial security than pursuing that. :/

If you're good at it. There are several choreographers that make incomes well into the 6 figures. (that's over $100,000/yr for those who don't know what 6 figures means)

 

[NEliteSteven]

I wouldn't mind being a safety judge, and being able to sit front and center at Worlds. However, jumping up and down and crying when F5 wins again wouldn't exactly be professional, and I'd be escorted out the building. Wah Wahhhhh.

 

[kaylaxlaylaa]

I honestly would love to just be a coach that could make a different in an athletes life. Basically be a coach like I had when I cheered, that truely cares about the athletes I would be coaching no matter the skill level.

 

[Audrey]

I'd love to choreograph or design uniforms. But I lack creativity. So that will never happen.

 

[INeverStopCheering]

I'm very curious, is that your only job, or do you have another form of income? I'd love to actually coach or choreograph, but is that enough to substantially support me, let alone a family? These days especially, I'm more concerned with financial security than pursuing that. :/

For the wife and husband that own my gym it is their only income. They have one little girl and live comfortably. I think it can be a very profitable job if you do it well business sense wise.