Cheerleading

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This is another web page by cheerjulia. The elements of cheer leading are stunts, cheers, dances and jumps. The stunts can be easy or complicated! For the youth division, you might learn thigh stands, preps, cradles and twist ups. Others might learn the mummy, twist downs, extensions, ball backs and back hand springs into stunts These all take a lot of hard work. The cheers are very important also! You must focus on your volume ( Turn it up until your lungs break!), speaking clearly and putting the jumps, stunts, and dance moves together with your words. The dance is all about synchronization, how you PUNCH out you motions and the difficulty of the moves. Lastly the jumps are about height, pointing your toes and the difficulty of you jumps. Some jumps are the toe touch, pike, hurdlers and spread eagles. These are just a few of the main elements of cheer leading! Check out my message board and other answered cheer leading and gymnastics questions. Remember, I'm Julia, the cheerleader and gymnast. Put it together it's cheerjulia!

Indications are that the first episode of "Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders: Making the Team 6" will air Thursday, October 20, 2011 in primetime.

Some may be, but this is just a stereotype. There are smart cheerleaders out there, and don't think that just because you see one that he or she is dumb; it's just a stereotype.

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Actually, cheerleaders have to maintain a GPA of about a 2.0-2.5 and many have higher GPA's than that... So that cheerleaders are stupid is just a stereotype

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Im 16 and a cheerleader in out school.Its true if wer stupid and dumb we woulda been kicked out from cheer cause we have to maintain a certain grade like in our school we cant have 2 D's or failures cuz if we do we get kicked out.Some just have to sit out if somethings up.

BUT there are some stupid ones but not in class or anythng just plain girl trying to get attention.

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Round Off, Front Walkover, Back Walkover, Front Handspring, Back Handspring, Front Tuck(Punch Front), Back Tuck, Layout, Full. NEVER Tumble or try any of these skill unless a trained professional is spotting you.

barbie pom pom squad

There are three main typed of cheer:

Recreational cheerleading, which is more for local football teams and does not involve much skill at all. you can do this without having any experience.

Allstar Cheerleading, which is for people who really have a desire to cheer. This type of cheer is not cheap. Allstar cheer involves alot (tumbling, jumps, dance, stunting). At least, a basic understanding of cheerleading would help if you are pursuing allstar cheer. There are 5 levels for allstar cheer.

College/Highschool Cheer, which is for well, high school and college kids. Some high schools and colleges offer a competition team, but most offer atleast a more recreational team. Sometimes these teams tumble, but if it is recreational and not as intense, they mostly cheer and stunt. Competitive college teams have another level (level 6).

cheerleaders are the coolest people in the world.

male cheerleaders wear a shirt and shorts. Like in this picture:

A team is a group of people who work together to accomplish a goal. The team will practice, polish, support, or even guide each other in order to finish the task at hand.

The same stunts that are legal for high schools are legal for middle school. General rules includ: no more than two persons high, basket tosses allowed only on mats, grass, or rubberized tracks, no backward inversions, forward inversions must remain in motion and the flyer must remain in contact with either two bases or two posts. For more rules you can visit the AACCA website. Competitions however have varying rules for each level, so if you are competing you should check the rules for each individual competition.

By showing school spirit. By always acting nicely and following the rules. Always be a good sport at other schools.

before you try it you need to stretch your left leg ALOT ! when you are flexible enouph you kick your left leg up kind of to your head and catch your foot at the top. so it almost look like you are holding your foot at first. then , you put your right hand on your left foot with your fingers facing forward, once you grip your left foot well you can put your left hand (the hand that was holding the foot first ) and slip your hand in front of your leg and pull your leg close to the left side of your head. it should turn out looking like your hand and left leg making the shape of a bow and arrow.some cheerleaders just put their hand in the back of their leg and hold it out if they arent flexible enouph to do it the right way yet. (other way is more impressive)

*make sure to put that right hand in front and hold your arm out and usually spread your fingers, point, or make a fist)

Cheerleading uniforms have changed dramatically over the years. The biggest way they have changed is the size and fit. Uniforms used to be somewhat modest and bigger on the cheerleaders.

it depends where u want to cheer. for grade school squads a back handspring is not required. however, once u get into the high school level it depends on whether the squad competes or not. in college a back handspring is most likely going to be required, if not something greater, such as a round off back handspring back tuck or layout

A thigh stand

According to a November 2010 piece posted on Slate.com, the Cowboys Cheerleaders now receive $150 per game.

long socks, long skirts & no bellies shown. not as sexy & revealing as today :]

It means senior level 4 stunts and level 2 tumbling. (backhandspring, round off backhandspring)

the dutch are credited for creating modern baton twirling so in the netherlands. which is ironic because baton twirling worlds for nbta was held there in 2006.

There's a lot of famous cheerleaders/dancers.

lets go (teams name) lets go! clap clap

-repeat as many times as you want

go (teams name) lets beat (appoanet name) clap clp

cause what we're gonna beat the whoops out of u! (point to the appoanet team)

If you are joining a gymnastics tumbling class then you should wear a shortsleeve leotard (found online at ten.o.com). Many people wear velvet shorts over their leotards.

If you are tumbling for cheerleading then you should wear a t-shirt with shorts and clean sneakers.

Always wear your hair in a pony tail.