ShYbl0nD3 answered Monday October 10 2005, 11:38 pm: well you definatly have to be able to stretch so like stretches for your legs and arms are good. and weight lifting is good too because it helps you with the flips and all that. Running is a need because you're dancing and jumping around. Basically anything that will keep you in shape. And thats about all!
hope i helped and god luck to you!
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xV-i-C-x answered Saturday October 8 2005, 5:16 am: first of all work on flexcibility you need flexcibility for jumps, splits, tumbling, and bunch other
second strength if your short and thin you will probably end up flying in a stunt so u have to work on tightness if your taller but still skinny you will probably be a spot and if your tall and have more strength you will prob be a base but for all you got to work on arm and leg strength
also in a jump you have to work on kicks and other leg exercises to get your legs up high and get them down really fast! you need a lot of leg strength for a proper jump and flexicibilty
for moves you should search on a site for motions like high-V and how the spiral is facin out and dont have broken rists or thumbs hangin everywhere! you should really look on sites to see basic motions! BE TIGHT! its the most important tight and sharp motions
you also can work on smiling and dancing using cheer moves!
now when people say cheerleading isnt a sport its bullshit because you need alot of flexicibility and alot of strength you cannot look sloppy! that is the problem with our cheer squad some ppl look sloppy arent doing the right thing and dont do streches enuf and work strength! i and two other girls are the only one that can hit a jump on our squad and that is really bad coz we are more then 3 for sure and one thing ALWAYS LISTEN NEVER ARGUE YOU WILL NEVA LEARN IF YOU ARGUE WITH THE PEOPLE THAT KNOW BETTER THEN YOU !!!!! JUST LISTEN AND DO WHAT THEY TELL YOU TO DO!!!! coz this is another problem in our cheer squad the give ideas of stupid stuff and wen we tell them they are doing something wrong they are like no we arent! and its like yes you are we know better then you! so yehhh
RPHScheer2009 answered Wednesday September 21 2005, 5:51 pm: Hey! First of all, at tryouts, be SUPER peppy. So peppy that you feel dumb, but don't look fake. Try to stretch once a day, I always stretch my legs when I'm doing homework. Make sure you've got really sharp motions and work on jumps a lot. I do 5 of each jump every other day, when I don't have practice or a game. Also, check out cheerleading.about.com or mspineapple.com, they're both really good cheer sites. Let me know if you need any more help!
smichele427 answered Thursday September 8 2005, 7:45 pm: you should work on your flexibility! i know my school doesnt accept you unless you can do a back hand spring. you should be really flexable and be full of energy! [ smichele427's advice column | Ask smichele427 A Question ]
cynicalladvice answered Thursday September 8 2005, 12:08 am: You don't have to change your image just to become a cheerleader. Be yourself, if you're "nerdy" or "punk" or "rebellious", and you got teh moves and the skills to be a cheerleader, go for it. You should work on your flexiblity, and being able to jump n stuff. [ cynicalladvice's advice column | Ask cynicalladvice A Question ]
gaby09 answered Wednesday September 7 2005, 6:53 pm: Work on your flexibilty and if you can tumbling. (tumbling is like backhand springs, back tucks, etc) If you dont know how to tumble then just work on being in a good mood all the time...its hard to cheer when your not happy. Also work on being loud..and making sharp motions..like when u dance, make sure its not lazy..it sharp..lol Good luck with the cheerleading thing...hope i helped!!
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