All star cheerleading is a competitive team sport incorporating skills from several other disciplines such as gymnastics, dance, stunting and, of course, cheer.  All star cheerleading squads do not cheer for other sports teams.  They are the team! This is no longer our mother’s cheerleading.

All-Star cheerleading teams differ from other teams by training year-round for competitions.  They also differ from most other sports in that every team member is vital to the team and the performance. There are no benchwarmers. Everybody has an integral part! Each member of the squad is trained in all aspects of the sport in order to develop their skills to reach their maximum potential.

All star teams typically consist of between 15 and 35 athletes.  Squads can be either co-ed or all female.  Teams are carefully constructed to include all the elements needed to perform the complex routines.  Every team needs a combination of bases, flyers, tumblers, and dancers.  Most of these well rounded athletes are capable of performing all of these skills.

Competition routines are typically 2 1⁄2 minutes in length. They are packed with stunts, dances, cheers, chants, and tumbling. Each element is perfectly choreographed to music.  Most teams have their music custom made for their routines.  At competitions, the teams are divided by age and ability level. The routines are judged based on difficulty, execution, creativity, and showmanship.  Each team only has one opportunity to get it perfect.  At most competitions, anything less than perfect will not result in a win.

All star cheerleading has taken the sport to a new level.  Adding the element of competition has allowed the world to see inside the sport in a way never before possible.  With competitions being covered on ESPN, no one can any longer deny that cheerleading is indeed, a sport! 

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skills: really good jumps.
tight motions
not that flexible
round off
cartwheel
backbend.

i did have a backhandspring not tht long ago but my gymnastics stopped. so i could probally learn it agian.

do u think i would make it?
and what do they have you do at the tryout?

you would probably make it with a good routine that looks nice and it depends if a lot of ppl try out or not

Thanks in advance. (:

it depends on the skills you have. they will put you on a team by your skill level.

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That one is really fun…

B-E-A-T Beat ‘em,
B-U-S-T Bust ‘em
Beat ‘em, Bust ‘em,
That’s our custom
Come on (mascot) let’s re-adjust ‘em!

Mooooore.

You might be good at basketball
You might be good at track
But when it comes to football
You might as well step back
Might as well step back
Say what?
You might as well step back
Can’t hear you
Might as well step back
Go (team name)!

We’re number one
Can’t be number 2
And we’re going to beat
The whoopse out of you!

Stand up,
it’s time to shout
Come on fans,
Yell it out
Say it loud
Say it proud
Go your (School Name)
Go! Go! Go!

And also you can look online for aloot of good one’s.

Good luck in making your decision. :^)

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