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A new gym has opened up. A few of my parents have forwarded emails that they received from this gym recruiting (maybe a strong word but saying stuff like, "best coaches, best equipment, "you should come here")
Now I know that this is not illegal or anything but, for crying out loud people....did you think it wouldn't get back to me?
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very common. completely unethical in our world. insidiously evil. what goes around will come around.:)
 
It's unethical. Having said that, when my DD was quitting gymnastics and going to cheer, I got a call from another gym owner that said it wasn't ethical for her to say anything to me but she didn't want my DD to quite the sport (she was very talented at it). The lady that called me was so funny because she felt so awkward asking me but she was very nice and still is a great person.
Unfortunately, there are far too many dishonest owners, coaches, and parents out there so good luck.
 
I guess I'm not too surprised because all gyms advertise so isn't that also a form of "recruiting"...if your program is a good one with quality coaches and facility, then don't worry about it. We have a 120 mile round trip to my daughter's gym and closer gyms could "recruit" us but we wouldn't move because we are happy with the quality of the gym we are at...
 

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