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The back is WAY too open, IMO. Makes me sad.Back of CheerForce
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The back is WAY too open, IMO. Makes me sad.Back of CheerForce
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Saw a picture of these with a few more people in them and they were standing further away. It looks like every girl has one of those huge knee braces on
Am I the only person who thought the girl 3rd from the boy on the left side of the picture had a abnormally long arm?
Double post (sorry) but this is exactly correct. In our race to be the next trendsetter we seem to have forgotten the the number one rule of uniform design is to compliment the action onstage.
I recently had a friend post a video of a dance/Acro/cheer combo routine and the dancers were wearing all black with strategically placed white striping. The effect was EVERYTHING. If they hadn't had those (very simple) costumes, the entire visual would've been lost and it would've just been a cool dance with some cool stunts. The costumes took it to the next level.
Rules for uniform design 101:
1. Arms should be covered. Naked arms will blend in and get lost in the visual effects. Motions will not look sharp and sloppy motions will look even worse.
2. The angles of the design should contribute to the angles of the routine. Cheer tends to be sharp and rigid so flowing lines don't really blend in and can mess up super sharp motions and transitional elements. Consider the types of movements you include in your routines before deciding.
3. Asymmetrical designs are cool but can make symmetrical formations and builds look slightly "off" even by a tiny degree.
It can make jumps look unintentionally lower on one side and motions uneven. Usually only a perfect team with perfect jump levels and motions can pull this off without major consequences. It's a bad idea for any team with average skill.
Just some things I always consider when designing. Besides fit, functionality and the advertisement effect of our uniforms, their first job is to be complimentary to our choreography and skills.
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A local to me gym is doing the exact same thing to adhere to the new rules and make it so they don't have to buy new uniforms yet. I don't see how USASF didn't see this coming.
Nope. I was there. There is also chevron on the leg of the Capri.People try too hard to be creative and different
Here's to hoping the leg is just rolled up.
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isnt this the exact same uni as the cali program uni?
Hello, keep up... yes it's one legged!
Lets all just take a moment to be thankful for the fact that they didn't make these out of lime mystique like their last shorts.Let's just hope the trend stops right where it started!
I was wondering if this was the same team that has had crazy uniforms in the past. That's the first uniform that came to mind when I first saw these ones.Lets all just take a moment to be thankful for the fact that they didn't make these out of lime mystique like their last shorts.