How do you make a cheer leading squad in middle school?

Answer 1

Gymnastics and dance seem to be part of the Cheerleading skill set. If you can find a cheerleader willing to help tutor you to get ready for the tryouts, that would help. However, getting ready may take months rather than weeks since there is a lot to learn.

Answer 2

Well this is how i made it. I had to make a spirit poster and i did my round off back handspring full and i had to do a cheer and a dance and a double toe-touch. judges really like it when you smile and show facial expressions

good luck, and dont forget to

Answer 3

Most all-star teams don't have tryout's, but if you're trying to make a high-school team, PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE! Try to find a cheerleading class to help you out! If you are experienced, you shouldn't be worried about it! For most all-star teams though like I said, you can get in without try-outs, and if you're under 18. I hope this was helpful an made sense!! BYE!

Answer 4

well if ur school has a cheer squad every once in a while they will have tryouts.

if u do well in these tryout u will be selected to join the cheer squad.

just do ur best at tryouts and practice a lot you should get in.

my tip. do a rueteen or solo that another cheer leader has done on ether t.v or ur school squad.

maximum ride girl :)

Answer 5

you need to have a loud and clear voice, be strong and flexible, and be able to do basic tumbling, stunts, and jumps.

Answer 6

You try out for the team. If it's for high school or college, sometimes it a can be for middle school.

Answer 7

Get a group of friends that don't live very far away and have some skills in gymnastics or cheerleading and create a cheerleading team. Hope I helped.

Answer 8

You can make your middle school cheer leading squad by practicing each day to make the team. Learn lots of cheers and moves for your tryout.

Answer 9

Making a middle school cheer team will involve lots of practice. You can practice with friends some cheers and a few routines for your tryout.