Arm Muscles, leg muscles, some back muscles
As a cheerleader, basing requires alot of strength and works your entire core.
To lift girls all the muscles in your arms, wrists, shoulders, as well as your calfs, quads, and your back. . . even your abdomen gets worked if your having a difficult time lifting.
Basing is definitely challenging on your body expecially to your arms and shoulders. I should know, I am one. . . it takes soo much strength and precision.
for the flier, they would use every muscle in the body to help get up into the air and maintain balance. the same goes for the bases. they need as much power as possible to lift into the air, but most of the power comes from the quads and back. as for the backspot, they would use the biceps,triceps, and back muscles to help the flier into the air.
You and your friends should use an actual cheerleading mix, but if you can't get ahold of one, you can always try fast songs
hamstrings and hip flexors
your abs, thighs, calves, and if you put our arms up, youir arm muscles of course ! (: a
well yes i mean you have to use force to get up in a stunt or do a flip i know cuz im a cheerleader myself
in cheer you use a lot of muscles but you usually use your thigh and leg muscles most. but strengthen every muscle because you still use the other muscles ALOT to ! hope i helped (:
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Almost all of them :) you use your arms to throw, and you legs to help you throw. Keep your back straight though...you dont want to pull a muscle!
The people that are the actors do it. They have to have experience. You may not notice, but the girls who are on that sow have been in other tv shows or movies that Have something to do with cheerleading, gymnastics, or dance.
You can use a dog leash if you don't want to buy a stunt strap.
If the mark of the stunt is plavix can I use another medecin off palvix
1st of all, a scorpion can be... -A very dangerous animal, that can poision a person by stinging them. -A Cheerleading stunt, where you pull your leg over your head, It can be very difficult.
No, taekwondo will not stunt the growth of a teenager. There is some concern that weightlifitng sports might stunt a teenagers grwoth, but taekwondo workouts do not employ the use of weights. Exercises such as pushups, crunches and squats work the muscles by lifting the thletes own body weight. These types of exercises are very safe for young althletes, and they are the most common exercises employed in taekwondo classes.