Cheerleading

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it depends in gymnastic you have the bars and beams which are hard but in cheerleading you have stunting and jumping. then in both you have tumbling

which can be hard. i think both of the sports are hard and difficult.

Most cheerleaders wear sports bras and lollies or spanks under their uniforms

platinum athletics cheer. No matter what, you get on a team (and they have world ranked teams) and they have a bunch of classes

For the backspot and side/seconday base, this stunt is the same as a show and go, the main base and the flier have the hard part. They way I explain this stunt will have the flier stepping in, but she can jump in.

Backspot: Help the flier step in as you usually would. Throw her butt in the air and catch her back in the sponge

Main Base: Start with your right hand crossed over your left. Lift the flier as if doing a show and go, only untwisting your hands as the flier goes up. You should be completely untwisted by the time you reach the top. You will have to loosen your grip/ let go of the fliers foot temporarily in order for her to spin on your hands. Catch then bring her back to the sponge. Note: Make sure you do not let go too early and throw the flier on accident

Side Base: You have an easy job. All you do is throw her left foot in the air and catch it as it comes around.

Flier: When you hit the point of extension, or almost there, gently twist your shoulders to the right and look over your right shoulder. This with the combination of your bases hands will be enough to get you around. If you try to whip your shoulder like you do in a prep double, you will over rotate and fall. When coming around land as you would in a sponge. Don't worry about giving your foot to your side base. She'll catch it and if you try to give it to her you'll wind up stomping on her face.

NOTE: ALWAYS stunt on a mat and with trained coaches

For as long as people have been alive.

Nowadays there is a lot of tumbling and stunting (acro) in cheerleading most high schools do both and all All-Star teams do both

ESPN has Worlds on it, but its only a few times.

Probably not, unless the packaging specifically says they are.

No, of course not you need bases to no squad can have just flyers any cheer group need a bit of everything Ali 13

If you mean doing multiple back handsprings at one time, yes. This tumbling move is legal on most levels, but you may want to check the competition rules at your competition's official website. Also, if you can't already do this move, don't expect to just be able to do it because you're on the squad. It also takes gymnastics training and a lot of practice.

the best pose that we ever had to do was if hter is say 12 cheerleaders have 5 in the front with a bunch of pom poms around them and if they cheer for basketball have a basketball in middle of pom poms and if its football have a football in the midle of the pom pom if both have both in the middle. Then put 7 in back having tallest in middle and shortest two people on the far sides and everyone has pom poms

Depending on the talent and ability level of your squad you could do thigh stands all the way up to prep. There are always variations of these stunts that are fun and look appealing as well. One stunt that is a favorite of my team is a quater-up to prep. Remember to follow proper skill progressions and always have adequate spotting.

Cheerleading is not needed, neither is football or any other sport. People do sports for pleasure and entertainment.

As of Wednesday July 21, 2010 a federal judge ruled that cheerleading is not an NCAA college sport

You can only take single leg stunts up to the chin, but not all the way extended. It would be illegal and you could have major points deducted. I think the only way you could is be having it braced ( the flyer holding someones hands) on two sides.

inertia is an object in motion, so baskets, tumbling, jump sequence, stunting, dance, pyramid, practically all of it.

rooted for, (I'm rooting for the home team!), screamed, ( i was screaming at the top of my lungs in the last quarter, our team was winning!)

An elevator is a stunt where both bases' arms are fully extended, so it depends on how tall the bases are.

Yes

Work on tumbling, flexability, good attitude and energy. if you work hard you will definitely be rewarded on tech's squad. for example this year tech won 1st place at regional and state competition :)

no your are not to heavy to be a flyer. aslong as you know what you are doing and your bases are good youll be able to get in the air. Dont stress about your weight at all. You are perfect the way you are.

go to your gym or local school and ask about cheerleading for 11 year old girls and or boys!

1) There are three kinds of cheerleading: School, Recreational,and Competitive. School cheerleading is ovbiously done it your school, where you have to try out and support your team. Recreational ( Rec League ) Cheering is done by an athletic association in your town. You cheer for that association's team. Competitive cheerleading you have to sign up for ina provate gym. You DO NOT have to try out to be on this kind of squad. This is serious cheering. They do not cheer for a team, but compete at competitions. This is the kind you see on TV.

2) Cheerleading is a serious sport and not to be taken lightly. School and Rec are somewhat tamer, but still pretty hard. Cheering requires great physcial strenght to be able to stunt and tumble.

3) If you choos to become a cheerleader, most likely it will be nothing like the movies. There is not really that much drama. A lot of people don't go to sleep away cheer camp, and rival teams don't hate eachother. Your Squad is like family.

4) If your a base, (the person lifting the flyer) NEVER drop your flyer (the person in the air).

5) Live Love Cheer
Cheer Your Hardest

you dont do leaps in cheerleading only in dance but maybe like a jump or something