A layout is a tumbling skill level that a higher skill but not uncommon. It could be described as a backtuck (back flip) with your entire body straight. It is usually done after a roundoff backhandspring or just a roundoff. How to do a layout is a skill learned after often years of training and working extremely hard and really to do one you have to have the skills of a backhandspring and a backtuck and it requires the strength and power to be able to flip your body around with grace and percision. For a visual of a "layout" you can go on YouTube and search "standing layout" or "roundoff backhandspring layout" and if you really want to see some cool skill levels search on YouTube "Cheersport Atlanta Tumbling" and there are a couple of videos of a tumbling contest held at Cheersport National Championships in Atlanta (its the worlds largest competition) and they are really talented athletes. Hope my answer was helpful!
No, a twistie is not a cheerleading move. I am a competitive cheerleading and tumbling coach and I, myself, have been a cheerleader for 2 years and I have never heard of it. However, I think what you may be thinking about is called a Full-Twisting-Layout. A Full-Twisting-Layout, or Full, is a back flip in a straight-body, laid out position done while twisting in a complete 360° circle. This is an elite skill and, in competitive cheerleading, is only legal on levels 5 & 6. Hope that answers your question.
Cheerleading, one word.
ella hace cheerleading that means she does cheerleading in spanish
Of course not! I am a cheerleader and I do not tumble. But during tryouts you get more points and have a better chance of making the squad if you do ! Also a tumbler can be a great asset to the team! But hey, everyone can't do everything! You can be the most spirited! Good luck In cheerleading:)
If you are looking for cheerleading auditions in New Jersey it will be by a cheerleading store. If your looking for cheerleading auditions in another state it will be bye a sports center or also a cheerleading store.
There is very little cheerleading at schools but there is cheerleading at professional sport games
Cheerleading in welsh is: llonni which means to cheer. there is no actua word for cheerleading.
if you are looking for a cheerleading team there are the 3 most popular ones: FANTASY CHEERLEADING NZ TOTAL CHEERLEADING NZ ALL-STAR CHEERLEADING NZ EXTREME CHEERLEADING NZ OR THERE MIGHT BE ONE AT YOUR SCHOOL!
It was 1898!!! There is more info on cheerleading such as who invented at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheerleading
John Campell created cheerleading
cheerleading was first organized in 1898
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