- May 31, 2014
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So i wanted to start my own all star cheer program but then i didn't have time to start I'm too late start it now? If no when can i start
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You want to start it for what season?
Poster is a verified Cheer Dadans has the hat to prove it
As a parent of an AS cheerleader, I will say that if you want to start a program this season and since you are getting a late start in terms of the conventional AS program... Why not look into a half-year program or only offer prep teams for this season, only performing at local and regional competitions and then look toward 2015-2016 season for a full year program and you may be able to attract cheerleader to your program with operating for at least a half year and creating a buzz for your program in the area... But it will be very important for you to have everything in place, so you build a credible reputation and attract business away from other established All-Star gyms in your area...this year 2014-2015
Yes I would say this year is too late as most every gym in the nation has already had team placements.
As 12step has mentioned if you are serious about starting a team/gym you need to make sure you have a business plan, a space, start up money, etc...
Do you currently work for an established program where families may follow you to your own place?
Poster is a verified Cheer Dad and has the hat to prove it
As a parent of an AS cheerleader, I will say that if you want to start a program this season and since you are getting a late start in terms of the conventional AS program... Why not look into a half-year program or only offer prep teams for this season, only performing at local and regional competitions and then look toward 2015-2016 season for a full year program and you may be able to attract cheerleader to your program with operating for at least a half year and creating a buzz for your program in the area... But it will be very important for you to have everything in place, so you build a credible reputation and attract business away from other established All-Star gyms in your area...
Do you already work for a school that has a cheer squad? Super confused now. I'm assuming if your school has an existing cheer program you wouldn't be asking and of your school doesn't have a program then you should be talking to the school administratorsI'm going to coach a middle school and maybe a high school in september
Looking at other AS cheerleading gyms, I noticed that many of the Prep teams are looking to do tryouts around August-September and for most half-year teams like December for tryouts and start competing like in February...So if you really amp to start your new gym start small now, but think about debut of your full program next season... Many of the girls who cheer on Pop Warners' teams are completing their season or even girls who were injured during typical tryout season and missed the traditional team placements can see your program as an alternative to sitting out a whole season... Good luck with your future endeavors.do you think October would be too late to start a prep team
OP mentioned a middle school or high school team.Looking at other AS cheerleading gyms, I noticed that many of the Prep teams are looking to do tryouts around August-September and for most half-year teams like December for tryouts and start competing like in February...So if you really amp to start your new gym start small now, but think about debut of your full program next season... Many of the girls who cheer on Pop Warners' teams are completing their season or even girls who were injured during typical tryout season and missed the traditional team placements can see your program as an alternative to sitting out a whole season... Good luck with your future endeavors.