Cheerleading motions

Motions are the absolute foundation of cheerleading. If you strip away the flashy props, the stunts, the tumbling, the music and get down to it, the most important role of a cheerleader is to lead cheers. You can’t have cheers without motions. Well, I mean, technically you could, but how boring would that be?! Even … Learning Cheerleading Motions Read More »

Basic Cheerleading Motions

If you are a beginner, this is a great photo of what all the motions look like. #Cheerleading #Cheer #Dance #YCADA

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Description Learn your cheer motions with Rudy! Clean - Hands down on your thighs. Ready - Legs apart, hands on hips. High Touchdown - Arms up straight, by your ears. Low Touchdown - Arms straight down, slightly forward. High-V - Arms up in a 'V' shape, slightly forward. Low-V - Arms down in an upside-down 'V' shape, slightly forward. Bow and Arrow - One arm straight, other arm bent with fist on chest (can be done pointing left or right). Checkmate - One arm in a High Touchdown position…

There are two types of cheerleaders – those who love jumps and those who try to avoid them at all costs. I am definitely a jump person! Jumps are a relatively simple way to add excitement and visual interest to your cheers, routines, and general spiriting. Though it may take some cheerleaders a little bit of … Learning the Cheerleading Jumps Read More »

When choreographing a routine, you can use these moves as part of your cheer routine! #Dance #Cheer #Cheerleading #Routines #YCADA

Cheer Motions and Jumps

Motions are the absolute foundation of cheerleading. If you strip away the flashy props, the stunts, the tumbling, the music and get down to it, the most important role of a cheerleader is to lead cheers. You can’t have cheers without motions. Well, I mean, technically you could, but how boring would that be?! Even … Learning Cheerleading Motions Read More »