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1. Flyers – these are the cheerleaders who are held and thrown into the air
and are doing the stunts.
2. Bases or mounts – the se are the persons in charge of holding and
controlling the throw of the flyers.
3. Spots – front spot and back spot members are those who stand behind or
in front of the flyers and support the flyers to prevent them from falling.
They help the bases when lifting the flyers.
1. Motions – this element includes arm motions like hing V, low V, half-high
and half-low Vs, diagonals, K’s, L’s, T’s, broken T’s, and touchdowns.
2. Jumps – these are the feet movements through jumping moves like toe-
touch, hurdler and pike jumps
3. Stunts – are mostly those that can be seen from the flyers or selected
cheer dancers like bow and arrow, liberties, scorpions and basket tosses.
4. Tumbling – cartwheel and round off are basic tumbling movements in
cheer dance while backhand springs, round off backhand springs, back
tucks, layout, and layout twists
5. Cheers, Chants, and Dance Routine – cheers and chants incorporate
stunts, jumps, and tumbling and are used to lead the crowd. Dance
routines, on the other hand, are used to entertain the crowd during
breaks.
1. Herkie
2. Toe Touch
3. Pike
1. Forward Roll
2. Cartwheel
3. Backbend
What are the technique that need to be perfected in some cheer dancing skills?
1. Backbend Kick-over
The Wall: Moving into a bridge position with your fee to the wall. Execute a
slow walk by moving your feet and pushing off upward into the wall. Get
into a bridge with your feet next to a wall and then walk slowly . That push
will help your momentum to kick over all the way.
Wedged Mat: When doing a kick-over, make sure to stand on the thick
part of the mat to give you more height and then execute the backbend.