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[Cheer Dad]

Well this is weird for those just now looking at replies, since this is so old you now have 1,666 posts lol... its just kinda weird

You may have just won the prize for actually reading this whole thread


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[Boymom]

He's 4, dont worry about him being in contact with other kids at this age. The coaches will teach him proper hand placement when he needs to learn it.

As for practice wear a lot of gyms can supply it, for a fee, but if they don't then shorts and a tshirt are fine.


**I see crazy people**

Thanks, sorry I just saw this. He has been in gymnastics since 9 months and goes to school so I`m not afraid of him being in contact, he just thinks he can touch the girls whenever he wants. Last week he started roaring at them. Everyone thought it was funny but me.

He`s their first boy so this is a new experience for them and us. We decided till they can find matching practice wear that we will wear black shorts with a black pro comp tank.

 

[FierceCheerxoxo]

this is my first post

 

[FierceCheerxoxo]

this is my second post

 

[FierceCheerxoxo]

third haha

 

[Cheer Dad]

Thanks, sorry I just saw this. He has been in gymnastics since 9 months and goes to school so I`m not afraid of him being in contact, he just thinks he can touch the girls whenever he wants. Last week he started roaring at them. Everyone thought it was funny but me.

He`s their first boy so this is a new experience for them and us. We decided till they can find matching practice wear that we will wear black shorts with a black pro comp tank.

The maturity level and general behavior issues will definitely be a learning experience for them. Heck it will actually be a learning experience for everybody on the team and in the gym.

As long as the coaches are willing to work with him and set behavioral boundaries for him he will do okay. It will also take some give-and-take on your part and a sense of year to go with that.



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[Boymom]

The maturity level and general behavior issues will definitely be a learning experience for them. Heck it will actually be a learning experience for everybody on the team and in the gym.

As long as the coaches are willing to work with him and set behavioral boundaries for him he will do okay. It will also take some give-and-take on your part and a sense of year to go with that.



**I see crazy people**

Ya yesterday at practice he was very calm and well behaved. Did great. He's normally a very well behaved child, but his class at school this year is all boys. So I think sometimes he forgets what it's like being around Dante girls.

 

[CoachMely]

hello, well this is my third post

 

[CheerSian]

well this is my 3rd post.

Just checking CP means cheer person right? and EP = event producer? any other acronyms that newbies should probably know?

 

[Cheer Dad]

well this is my 3rd post.

Just checking CP means cheer person right? and EP = event producer? any other acronyms that newbies should probably know?

There is a listing of commonly used terms in the newbie section. Goo look for it and it will give you a good idea.

Welcome


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[CheerSian]

There is a listing of commonly used terms in the newbie section. Goo look for it and it will give you a good idea.

Welcome


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Just found it! It explains so much! Thank you

 

[Cheer Dad]

Just found it! It explains so much! Thank you

You are welcome.


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[cheerfiercer]

Second post.

 

[Momto2cps]

Many people like to read posts and try to answer questions or add to discussions. Creating new threads to just say "this is my 1st, 2d, 3d post" makes it tougher to get through it all.

If all you want to say is "This is my X post", please put it here.

This is my 1st post

 

[aquacheern]

newbie lol