When doing a hurkey you might want to do a count of 8 and then start over you would end at 1 so it would be 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. so on 1 2 you should make a clasp elbows in and hands firmly together. On 3 4 you should be i a clasp fully extended above your head, but a little in front of your head. Make sure you are hollow shoulders shrugged and butt and stomach in. On 5 6 you should have hands clinging to the sides of you and in fists. 7 8 you should be in the air doing your hurkey. and on one you should be back into the hands by your side position. Now that you have the counts, the hurkeys the tricky part. So you need to practice. practice kicking one leg out to the side and then bring your feet together and then bring the other leg behind you. do that three or 4 times to stratch out your legs and get the feel of it. then start diong your counts and do both motinos at the same time. =]
I did this the first time and got it right. That was pure luck.
The way we usually do it is the eight count way. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1. On 1 we are standing straight up with our feet together and hands at our sides. This is called set position. 1 2 are in set position. 3 4 have your hands clapped together, elbows in fingers NOT tucked together. 5 6 we do the jump and 7 8 we land. 1 we go back to set position. Remember to smile, it's contagious!
See the related link for a picture of a hurkey in cheerleading.
A "hurkey" is a jump where one extended leg goes in front of you and one extended leg goes behind you. often used in gymnastics or cheerleading. Info from: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hurkey
There are toe-touches or russians, left hurkey/hurdler, right hurkey/hurdler, left front, right front, and a pike
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A "hurkey" is a jump where one extended leg goes in front of you and one extended leg goes behind you.
Turkey, quirky, hurkey, murky, perky
Lawrence Herkimere. He is the person who invented the herkie jump. He named it after himself.
If you want to cheer, you can sign up to do All-star, and learn everything you need to know. For school, they will tell you what you need to know. here are some things most cheerleaders generally know. Jumps- Toe-Touch, Pike, Hurkey, Hurdler Stunts- Basic skills, such as preps extension, and basket tosses Motions Basic tumbling
Cheerleading, one word.
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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