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Cheers vs. Chants in Cheerleading
Cheerleading Cheers: The G-O Go
Cheerleading Cheers: Defense
Cheerleading Cheers: Move It, Move That Ball
Cheerleading Cheers: Take It To The Hoop
Cheerleading Cheers: Score
Cheerleading Cheers: Go Fight Win
Cheerleading Cheers: Go Big Green
Cheerleading Cheers: Hustle
Cheerleading Cheers: G-O Go
Cheerleading Cheers: Rebound
Cheerleading Cheers: B-A-S-K-E-T Basket
Cheerleading Cheers: Yell Out
Cheerleading Cheers: Go Team Go
Cheerleading Cheers: Fight
Learn how to call out cheers with expert cheerleading tips in this free video clip on having a successful … More
Cheerleading as a sport dates back over 100 years, but lately it's become a staple in our pop culture. Che… More
To do the G-O go cheer, cheerleaders alternate the front and back foot while moving pom-poms. Learn to do … More
Cheerleading music needs to be upbeat and rhythmic. It has to help get the crowd's adrenaline pumping and … More
In cheerleading, chants are short versions of cheers that use fists, pom-poms or signs. Discover more abou… More
Cheerleading has morphed from a sidebar at sports games to a high-adrenaline, physically demanding sport o… More
Cheerleaders use a Rebound cheer to inspire the team to grab the rebound. Learn to do a Rebound cheer with… More
Sporting events can be a blast from the action alone, but they become even more vibrant when the spectator… More
In cheerleading, the idea is to try to get people in the stands to stand up and cheer in support of their … More
One of the most exciting things for girls when they are entering middle school is the thought of being a c… More
Learn how a cheer squad finds new cheers with expert cheerleading tips in this free video clip on having a… More
Go Team Go is a cheer that cheerleaders can use before the game starts. Find out how to do the Go Team Go … More
The Hustle cheer is a great cheer to do with a cheerleading squad because it involves clapping. Find out h… More
Spell out S-C-O-R-E with pom-poms to do an offensive cheerleading cheer. Find out how to do a Score cheer … More
In cheerleading,the B-A-S-K-E-T Basket cheer is an offensive cheer that combines foot and arm movements t… More
Summary: Cheerleaders use a Rebound cheer to inspire the team to grab the rebound. Learn to do a Rebound cheer with tips from an experienced cheerleader in this free video about cheerleading stunts and chants.
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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"The next cheer we're going to learn is a cheer that you can use when your team is playing defense. We're going to start out like this: "pull down". We're going to take a step forward with our right foot. Our right arm is going to shoot up, like we're grabbing for something, open palm. We're going to pull it down. We're going to do the exact same thing on our left side. We're going to have our left foot come up and meet the front foot. So, "pull down that rebound". Then we're going to put our arms up into a broken T; "go". Punch them out across each other on "Bobcats". We're going to open them up to a full T on "go". So let's take that from the top. "Pull down that rebound. Go Bobcats, go." Clean it up. "Pull down that rebound. Go Bobcats, go." Clean it up. Reverse it and make sure you have the right arms. It's going to look like this. "Pull down that rebound. Go Bobcats, go." Make sure you keep those movements nice and sharp. Even though we're using blades here, keep them stiff. Keep them sharp. And keep them at a good pace."
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