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to advance in Cheerleading, it would be good to master at least a thigh stand, an elevator, and a cradle. a push up extended would be helpful, too. when that is mastered, you can move on to straight up extended and cradle from extended. when that is mastered, you can move on to the advanced stunts.
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Is it harder to learn football cheerleading stunts than basketball cheerleading stunts?
If you ask me, the stunts are both the same. No matter what you cheer for, you have the same stunts, tumbling.
Do you have to have a license to do cheerleading stunts?
not yet
What do you do on a cheerleading squad?
You learn cheers, stunts, jumps, and tumbling
What is the most dangerous thing about cheerleading?
Stunts most definitley.
How do you make cheerleading squad?
you need to have a loud and clear voice, be strong and flexible, and be able to do basic tumbling, stunts, and jumps.
How does balance apply to a cheerleading squad?
You need balance to perform one legged stunts such as a liberty and especially a heel stretch and Scorpian
You cheer 2 game do they do stunts?
yes they do i am on a high school cheerleading squad and we do stunts for football games all the time!
What are cheerleading school?
Cheerleading Schools are for incoming cheerleaders. They teach you everything there is to know about cheerleading. They teach you stunts, cheers, dances, stretching, flexability, safety etc... :)
How is cheerleading organized?
there are 7 parts of cheerleading onpening at the begining stunts jumps motion drill running tumbling pyramid and dance
How many Ohio schools do cheerleading stunts?
By national cheerleading laws, it should be. As long as a flyer's head does not go below her feet, no multi-story stunts, etc. However, your school may have different rules.
What do you nee to make a cheerleading routine?
Cheerleading has 5 parts, Cheer, jumps, dance, stunts, and tumbling. All star cheer does not have a cheer.
What are the top 10 dangerous cheerleading stunts?
69. wombat. spoom. hurkey jurkey......
