Note- Stunting of any kind and any level is very dangerous. Only stunt on a mat or a springboard floor. ALWAYS have supervision from a professional coach.
A two person stunt means that the flyer has one foot in each of her bases hands. Let's start out with a simple one, a prep. To do this you need four people: two bases, a flyer, and a backspot. A frontspot is optional. you should be positioned like this:
X-backspot
XXX-bases
X-frontspot(optional, but reccomended)
Here is a step by step from each person's position.
Bases-Bend your knees a little and cup you hands in front of you( this is called a scrunch or set. On 1 2 Down Up the backspot will jump the flyer into your hands. Lift up. While you lift up, turn your hands out, so your right hand supports the ball of her foot and her toes, and your left hand supports her heel. Hold her like this until it is time to come down. Gently lower her back to scrunch and let her step out. Do NOT cradle out unless you know how.
Backspot- You are the person who has to count. Put your hands on your flyer's waist. Count this: 1 2 Down Up. On down up the flyer should dip her legs and jump into the bases hands, with some help from you. When they start to lift, push her butt and thighs up, and help to stable her. Once she is in the air if she is pretty stable, you can hold her ankles, or if she needs some help, hold her knees or thighs. If she falls backwards, it is your job to catch her.
Flyer- Put your hands on your bases shoulders. On 1 2 Down Up, jump into your bases hands and push off their shoulders as the start to lift. Stay tight, don't drop your butt. Lock your legs. If you fell like your going to fall, say so.
Frontspot- Grab the ankles as they are going up. Then swithc to the kneew, or the bases wrists, depending on stability. If the flyer falls forward, it is your job to catch her.
Always be safe when stunting, never let the flyer hit the ground. ALWAYS, ALWAYS use mats.
A seesaw stunt is something performed commonly at a circus. It is when one person stands on a seesaw and another person jumps on the other end causing the first person to flip off the seesaw.
try popwarner cheer, its cheeper or school cheer
There is no special training or minimum level of education required to get started as a stunt double. Most doubles learn while on the job.
If you mean a single scene good for two girls, then I would imagine one that requires a stunt double, so make sure that one of them can withstand stunts.
Depends on what they do for the stunts.
The cheerleading stunt for which one person is held at the waiste is called the prep.
You can backspot a coed stunt using cheer stunts.
i think it is way too heavy to stunt
A thigh-stand, because it is the simplest
jumping over trucks on your motorcycle
The most common cheerleading equipment can be stunt straps, knee bands, and cheer shoes, as well as a cheer uniform.
yes.. if you go to cheerwiz.com then go to their arcade their is a stunting and a jumping cheer games(:
Probably about 100 or 200 dollars
No, gymnastics is not a group sport! It is probably a cheer.
You can't really compare the two. Gymnastics is an individual sport. All the techniques, skills, and flips you learn are all on you. Cheerleading requires more than one person for a stunt. Cheer choreography also aims for synchronization.
my squad does a pyramid the two flyers go into a half on the side middle does a full then flyers do a hitch to the sideHope you like itt
You can google "Stunt Stepper." They are pretty expensive though, I've found it's much cheaper and just as effective to make your own. Most websites actually give you the dimensions.