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Freedom Unmasked – Adapting to change (episode 5)
Good athletes need to be able to adapt to change and still “bring it” on the mats, on the field, or on the court. The same rule applies whether you are a basketball player, a baseball pitcher or a cheer athlete. If there is a change in the lineup, the game/competition must goes on. All team members must adjust and still perform at top level. Watch this episode as Freedom adapts to the change of their groups. In a group there are people at the base and there is a flyer. The base of the formations protect and lift the flyers. There is a lot of trust involved to be successful in these formations. Freedom works hard to nail it no matter what. Determined.
BIG News!
Freedom and SpitFire both received bids to the Summit! The Summit is one of the most prestigious competitions held in All Star Cheer. Athletes need to raise about $500 each to go. Sponsorship is needed. If you can help these kids get to the next level, please contact Donna Rogers at rogersdd3@gmail.com.
Background
We have a cheer gym here in Front Royal that is doing some amazing things. Each week Jenspiration goes out to film the cheer squad, Freedom, in action during practice. The videos are authentic and show real situations the team experience. They do not always agree but work together to resolve disagreements. The athletes know, working “together” they can accomplish anything! Divided they are limited….
All Star Legacy Front Royal is a positive program for our children to experience tumbling and cheer at all ages and levels. Watch the real stories of Freedom Unmasked on the Royal Examiner!
“FREEDOM” isn’t FREE, it’s paid for by many. – a reminder from Coach Rogers
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