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  • How to Coach Junior High Cheerleading

    Coaching junior high cheerleading can be a challenging and fulfilling coaching experience. Many cheerleading coaches start out as cheerleaders themselves, and experience the teamwork and skill...

  • How to Avoid Cheerleading Stereotypes

    Ready to be viewed as something other than a ditz in the way of the game? Okay! Put down the poms and pick up these tips on looking like the intelligent, professional crowd-pleaser that you truly are!

  • How to Practice a Handstand

    Handstands are one of the essential moves every gymnast should know. They are performed on most apparatuses, are central to many tumbling stunts and build the upper body strength needed for many...

  • How to Pass a Volleyball When You Are Receiving Serve

    Do you have trouble passing the ball to the setter when it's served to you? Learn the best way to pass a volleyball with your arms.

  • How to Get a Rally Coaching Certification

    Cheerleading, or rally, has come a long way since the days when it was considered an activity for girls only. Today's cheerleader is an extraordinary athlete, performing some of the most difficult...

  • How to Jump

    I can just imagine what you are thinking.Most likely you are reading this and thinking "why would somebody need to learn how to jump?" To a certain degree,you will see you are right.Most...

  • How to Do a Standing Back Tuck

    I've been a competition cheerleader for 10 years and a gymnast for 6 years or so. I know learning a new skill can be very difficult, so I've broken down the basics of a back tuck to help you out.

  • How to have a succesful cheerleading tryout.

    Whether your just started out and want to be a cheerleader or your a seasoned veteran tryouts are always stressful. Especially if their are up and coming freshmen ready to take your place.

  • How to do a standing tuck

    If you have mastered the backhandspring it's time to move on to the bigger and better things!

  • How to do a backhandspring

    If you have never attempted to do any type of gymnastics in any way please don't try this! I don't want anyone to get hurt. This is mainly for people that have an idea of how to do it. (and yes,...

  • How to Perform an Awesome/Cupie Stunt

    The Awesome (or Cupie) is an extended stunt in which the flyer is standing with both feet in the hands of the base(s). Traditionally, this is a co-ed two person stunt; however, it can certainly be...

  • How to Perform a Retake/Sponge in Cheerleading

    The Retake is a simple addition to any combination stunt. It can be done in a liberty stance for the flyer or with two feet. The below instructions are for the flyer in a two foot stance. In the...

  • How to Strengthen an All-Girl Stunt

    As a female base squad, it may feel like it takes longer to master a stunt than it should. Poor technique is usually to blame in such stunt groups in addition to injuries. Simple exercises will...

  • How to Throw the X-Full Basket Toss

    This is an elite level basket toss skill that includes 2 separate body movements: forming an "X" and then performing a full twist. A X-Full basket toss is to be performed by advanced level...

  • How to Overcome Fear of Tumbling

    Tumbling has become an advanced for elite squads and that's why it's crucial to be able to perform your best, in any situation. Although we are all athletes, much of what we do is simply a mental...

  • How to Perfect Your Cheerleading Motions

    Cheerleaders often forget to practice the most important part of being a cheerleader, which is to lead the crowd. Motions are the easiest form of leading the crowd, but are often overlooked even...

  • How to Polish Your Cheerleading Competition Routine

    There are so many various skills involved in a cheerleading routine; it is difficult to perfect every skill in every category. Motions, jumps, stunts, dancing and tumbling are just a few of the...

  • How to Cut Cheerleading Routine Music

    Cheerleading music adds the excitement to the routine and provides entertainment for your audience; however, it is often difficult to select the right music from the wrong.

  • How to Create a Cheer Squad Constitution

    Specifically for high school squads, dedication is an extremely important element in this sport. Before the first day of tryouts begins, each potential candidate should know exactly what to expect...

  • How to Create Smooth Transitions Within Your Routine

    Routines are tricky creatures and must be a 3 minute fluid action-packed show of perfection to earn a top score. Transitions are the key to the overall success of your routine.

  • How to Impress Cheerleading Judges

    As a coach, it’s either very easy or very difficult to tell if your routine is ready for the competition floor. Satisfying judges is no easy task. Competition routines vary enormously as do...

  • How to Apply Cheerleading Makeup for Competition

    Cheerleading makeup defines the look of the squad on the competition floor. The eyes and lips are focal points and help dramatize facial expressions. Eye makeup should be fun and light. It should...

  • How to Single or Full Down Dismount

    A single, or full down, is an advanced dismount for an extension prep. The bases and back spot perform the same as they would for a straight pop cradle. The flyer twists herself using her body;...

  • How to Double Down Dismount

    A double down is the most difficult dismount for a half extension to be performed by advanced level squads only. It is best suited for a half because the stunt group is able to give the flyer the...

  • How to Kick Twist Basket Toss

    A kick twist basket toss is to be performed by advanced level cheerleading squads only. If thrown correctly with proper strength and control, the kick twist basket toss is impressive to both...

  • How to Arabesque 540

    This is an advanced level trick for flexible flyers who have mastered a steady liberty. The Arabesque 540 is a stunt in which a flyer, held in the air, extends one leg directly behind her,...

  • How to Perform a Leg Star

    The Leg Star is a simple pyramid that is visually pleasing to audiences and judges alike. The counts are done in pairs, but the motion of the movement takes place on the odd number.

  • How to Base 360

    The Base 360 stunt sequence is exciting and requires a moderately advanced four-cheerleader stunt group to build. This stunt is unusual because the bases, rather than the flyer, will be doing the...

  • How to Choreograph a Winning Competition Routine

    Developing a sold, creative, yet challenging routine season after season is an arduous task if you are one of the coaches who does her own routine choreography. A routine must have all the...

  • How to Tick Tock in Cheerleading

    There are several methods taught for loading into a liberty by the United Cheerleaders Association and the National Cheerleaders Association. The run-in approach may be used as well with the...

  • How to Perform a Three Person Stunt in Cheerleading

    The Three Person is an advanced and very difficult stunt commonly seen in co-ed squads. These directions are meant to incorporate single gendered squads as well. This stunt will earn a very high...

  • How to Toe Touch Basket Toss

    Basket tosses are stunts to be performed by intermediate to advanced level cheerleading squads. The toe touch variation is to be attempted once a straight ride basket toss is perfected. In order...

  • How to prepare for cheerleading or dance team tryouts

    What should you do to get in shape? What will the judges look for? Do you have what it takes to make it through tryouts? Calm down!!!! Take a deep breath, now read on. Tryouts aren't meant to...

  • How to Judge a Cheerleading Competition

    If you've left competitive cheerleading or just enjoy the sport and want to use your expertise in a positive way, consider being a judge for a cheerleading competition. You'll need to look at...

  • How to Start A Cheerleading Squad

    Many schools, summer camps or community sporting organizations have a cheerleading squad to help rally the crowd's support and keep the pep going throughout the sporting season. Follow the steps...

  • How to Teach a Cartwheel

    You can practice tumbling with your children at home if you have enough space. It doesn't take much. Here are some pointers for teaching kids how to do a cartwheel.

  • How to Attend a Cheerleading Coaching Conference

    A cheerleading coaching conference is an excellent venue for amateur and seasoned coaches alike to learn new stunts, coaching techniques and to network with other cheerleading professionals....

  • How to Coach High School Cheerleading

    Daring and competitive, high school cheerleading incorporates elements of dance, gymnastics and stunting into one exhilarating sport. If you want to be a high school cheerleading coach, you should...

  • How to Coach Pop Warner Cheerleading

    Pop Warner cheerleading and dance squads are located in most of the fifty states, with most programs along the east coast and southern U.S. If you want to coach Pop Warner cheerleading, you have...

  • How to Perform a Cheerleading Line Stunt

    Cheerleading has been a popular pastime in the United States and abroad for the better part of the last century. Today's cheerleaders are serious athletes, with a wide range of gymnastics,...

  • How to Perform Popular Cheerleading Chants

    Popular cheerleading chants are simple, impacting and highly memorable. When your squad wants to perform or learn popular cheerleading chants, you can select school standards or make up new ones...

  • How to Coach College Cheerleading

    If you want to coach college cheerleading, you have to have a solid background in competitive cheerleading, great physical stamina and a dedication to this ever-changing sport. College level...

  • How to Become a Professional Cheerleader

    Professional cheerleaders are typically associated with football and basketball in America and represent some of this country's most agile and outstanding athletes. If you want to become a...

  • How to Mentally Prepare for a Cheerleading Competition

    In the United States, any cheerleading competition is a very competitive and potentially nerve-wracking event in which hundreds of squads compete in order to vie for one trophy. These competitions...

  • How to Plan Cheerleading Pep Rallies

    Cheerleading pep rallies can be simple or complicated to plan, depending on your squad size, resources and school environment. Either way, cheerleading pep rallies serve to boost school spirit,...

  • How to Organize Cheerleading Practice

    Since the 1970s, cheerleading has been taken seriously as a competitive sport in the world of high school and collegiate athletics. Cheerleaders as young as 5 have joined squads all across the...

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