Learning how to do your first tick tock can be challenging and this video covers the positioning, common mistakes made and what to do instead. Pay close attention to the positioning of the hands to get this done correctly. Any tips of your own that would be helpful? Comment below.
Too cute! These young male cheerleaders are trying to master the art of facials, which are especially very important during competition and effect your score. You have got to look confident, likeable and fun to inspire the crowds where ever you perform. Share with your friends if this made you smile.
Waiting for the results from a cheer tryout can be very stressful. Even though the results are usually posted by number instead of your name so the results are anonymous you are psyched up and freaking out at the same time. How do you prepare for a possible let down?
Cheerleaders have to constantly be working out and improving their flexibility and building strength and balance. This cool tool will help you if you are struggling with heel stretches and perfecting your scorpion and herkie jumps. Watch how this cheerleader uses this simple tool to stretch her hamstrings and inner thigh muscles. Was this helpful?
Beginners to cheerleading often learn a basic jump and toe touch. Follow along and perfect these skills. If this was helpful to you please comment below.
A Standing Back Handspring is a basic skill for advanced cheerleading. Watch and learn the technique with tips on how to perfect your performance.
This clip slowly demonstrates a basic cheer using signs, a left high v, ripple peel off and shuttle drop. If you are just learning cheer this is a good place to start.
One of the basic skills for advanced cheerleading is learning how to do a Standing Back Handspring. This instruction clip gives you easy to follow steps to help you master the skill. Grab a cheer partner and work together after watching.
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