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Why You Do Not Wear Jewelry for Cheerleading
Importance of Stretching When Cheerleading
Good Exercises for Cheerleaders
How to Prepare for a Jump in Cheerleading
How to Land a Jump in Cheerleading
Difficulty Levels & Cheerleading
How to Tuck in a Jump When Cheerleading
How to Toe Touch in a Jump When Cheerleading
How to do a Herkie Jump in Cheerleading
How to Do a Pike Jump in Cheerleading
Tumbling Basics & Cheerleading
How to Spot When Cheerleading
Cartwheels & Round Offs When Cheerleading
Advanced Tumbling & Cheerleading
How to Make Combos in Cheerleading
Cheerleading as a sport dates back over 100 years, but lately it's become a staple in our pop culture. Che… More
Learn how to do the low V in cheerleading with expert cheerleading tips in this free online video clip on … More
Learn when to use stunts and when not to with expert preparation tips from a cheerleader in this free vide… More
Watch expert cheerleaders show how to do a toe touch jump, a pike jump and a front stretch or front hurdle… More
Learn how to be the best cheer team with expert preparation tips from a cheerleader in this free video on … More
The best way to make cheerleading tryouts is to begin preparing at least three months in advance, with pro… More
Get tips on how to properly perform cheerleading dismounts, such as the regular cradle and the full twist … More
Learn how to put together combos in cheering with expert preparation tips from a cheerleader in this free … More
Watch expert cheerleaders show how to do a pyramid, plus learn what a mark-through is and why it's importa… More
Learn how to call out cheers with expert cheerleading tips in this free video clip on having a successful … More
Learn how to properly stretch before you begin cheerleading in this free video series on advanced cheerlea… More
Learn how to spot during jumps and stunts with expert preparation tips from a cheerleader in this free vid… More
Learn basic tumbling used in cheering with expert preparation tips from a cheerleader in this free video o… More
The cheerleading herkie jump can be done to the left or right, and is often incorporated into cheerleading… More
Cheerleaders have a lot of spirit for their school and their coaches should have the same spirit plus more… More
Summary: Learn basic tumbling used in cheering with expert preparation tips from a cheerleader in this free video on advanced cheerleading jumps and tumbling.
Lucy Spain has been cheerleading and cheer stunting for more than 10 years. She has trained with the Impact Athletics & Fitness Center. Spain also cheered for four years at Lees-McRae...read more
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"Hi! I'm Lucy Spain on behalf of Expert Village here to talk about cheerleading jumps and tumbling. One of the most fun aspects of cheerleading is the incorporation of tumbling. Tumbling is basically a form of gymnastics that the gymnasts are demonstrating when they do their floor routines. As a cheerleader, it's important to definitely have some gymnastics background in your training. You can take a class in your community or if one is offered in your school to start out and learn the basics of tumbling. When and why do we use tumbling in cheerleading? Tumbling is a great thing to use in cheerleading because it's something that not everyone can do. It usually gets the crowd pretty excited. There's a lot of different tumbles. We can incorporate them into a cheer. We can do them during halftimes and timeouts, and most importantly, we use tumbling to show off our skills when we're doing tumbling passages in competition. No matter what your level of tumbling is as basic a somersault all the way up to back fulls, it's really important that you incorporate some tumbling into your cheerleading."
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