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All-Star Cheerleading Routine: Upward Clasp

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Summary: Pump the clasp upward into a high clasp in this all-star sharp motion cheerleading sequence. Learn part of an all-star cheerleading routine from a national champion cheerleader in this free video.

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By Mandy Butler
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Mandy Butler became a competitive cheerleader at age seven and holds several national cheerleading titles. As an instructor for the National Cheerleaders Association, Butler taught...read more

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"So you are here on eight. One, and. Two you are going to shoot up to a high clasp. I am squeezing my ears with my arms. My elbows are not meant, they are nice and straight, and I am above my head. Now notice I am going to turn to the side so you can see, my arms are slightly in front, they are not too far back, they slightly in front, I can see them out of the corner of my eye. So this is where your arms should be. They should be covering my ears, okay? So I am nice and tight. From seven, eight. One, and, two I shoot it straight up. Now I do not bend as I am going up. All I do to make sure that I have proper placement for two is to shoot straight up from my clasp. I do not move my shoulders very much, I do not rotate forward, I do not rotate backward, I am nice and tight and I am squeezing my head. So I am going to take you through that much. Five, six, seven, eight. One, and, two."

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