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Around 1996 All Star Cheerleading made it's debut & gyms started popping up everywhere. That's when Cheer started adding in all the extreme stunting and tumbling. That is kind of when Cheerleading went from just "Cheering on the athletes" to becoming a sport that actually takes skill and hard work.
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