But what if I'm put off by the level of enthusiasm and screaming?

Don't worry, this is normal.

There's a lot of screaming and smiling and cheering and entirely unfounded joy in NCA gymnastics.

And it can be extraordinarily

upsetting to those who have not gone through a process of exposure therapy to

adapt to the strange world in which resting bitch face and sass eye are not the

primary form of communication.

Welcome to Jim Kastic and a little something new.

Spencer and I have been talking about putting up his blog posts as Little Mini Podcasts for a while now because I was actually listening to the mall with a program that reads them to me because I like everything like a podcast and I was like oh my god Spencer why don't you read these they'll be even funnier than having a computer read it to me.

So that's what we have done.

So let us know what you guys think of it.

Let us know if you like it.

And hopefully we'll be bringing you some of Spencer's blog posts in podcast format. We'll be back with our regular show,

regular time on Wednesday. To find out more about Spencer and what he does go

to balancebeam situation.com and enjoy all of his posts about elite gymnastics

and NCAA gymnastics and the general goings on of the gymternet.

NCAA gymnastics for beginners. Move along haggard old jaded

NCA fans, nothing for you to see here. Instead, take this time to write a

polemic against the aerial-to-back

hands-transspring acro series on beam or something. If, however, you watch

elite gymnastics and have finally become fed up with nothing interesting happening

11.975 months out of the gear or you were

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