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<p>Mustangs (pause) Do It Again</p>

<p>Go, Fight, Win</p>

<p>x</p>


Do It Again - All Sport (Sideline)




<p>F (pause) I-G-H-T</p>

<p>Fight (2 beat pause or clap) To Victory!</p>

F-I-G-H-T - All Sport (Sideline)




<p>G Double O, D-L-U-C-K</p>

<p>Good Luck x Let&#39;s Go! x</p>


G-O-O-D-L-U-C-K - All Sport (Sideline)




<p>Go x-x, Blue x (repeat 3x)</p>

<p>Go (x) Big (x) Blue (x)!</p>


Cheerleading Chants for all Sports: Go Big Blue 




<p>(school name/letters/mascot) Get To It</p>

<p>M-O-V-E, Move It</p>

Get To It - All Sport (Sideline)




<p>(school letters) Let&#39;s Go, Fight, Win</p>

<p>Go (pause) Fight (pause) Win</p>

<p>x</p>

Let&#8217;s Go Fight Win - All Sport (Sideline)




<p>Let&#39;s (x) Get (x) A Little Bit (x) Rowdy (x)</p>

<p>R-O-W (pause or clap) D-Y! x</p>

Best Cheerleading Chants for Your Sports Team




<p>R-O-W-D-I-E, That&#39;s The Way We Spell Rowdy</p>

<p>Rowdy (x), Let&#39;s Get Rowdy (x), Woo!</p>

R-O-W-D-I-E - All Sport (Sideline)




<p>Tigers x We Want It All</p>

<p>Defense x Get That Ball!</p>


We Want It All - All Sport (Defense)




<p>Take (pause) That (pause) Ball Away</p>

<p>Take That Ball Away</p>

<p>x x</p>

Take That Ball Away - All Sport (Defense)




<p>Take (pause) That (pause) Ball Away</p>

<p>D (pause) Fense x</p>


Take That Ball Away Defense - All Sport (Defense)

D-D-D Defense - All Sport (Defense)




<p>Block That Kick, Pirates</p>

<p>Block That Kick</p>


Block That Kick - Football (Sideline)




<p>First (pause) and Ten (pause)</p>

<p>Do It Again!</p>

<p>x</p>


First and Ten - Football (Sideline)




<p>First Down, Get A Touchdown</p>

<p>Stop The Clock, Gotta Get Down!</p>

<p>x x</p>

First Down - Football (Sideline)




<p>Sack (pause) That (pause) Quarterback</p>

<p>Sack That Quarterback</p>

<p>x x</p>

Cheerleading Chants: Sack That Quarterback 




<p>T (pause) O-U-C-H (pause) D (pause) O-W-N</p>

T-O-U-C-H-D-O-W-N - Football (Sideline)

A-C-E - Volleyball (Sideline)




<p>You Gotta, Bump (pause) Set (pause), Spike To Score</p>

<p>You Gotta Shuffle, 2, 3, 4</p>

Bump, Set, Spike To Score - Volleyball (Sideline)




<p>Fans Let&#39;s Hear You Yell (x-x-x-x) Go - GO (crowd)</p>

<p>Fans Let&#39;s Hear You Yell (x-x-x-x) Fight - FIGHT (crowd)</p>

<p>Fans Let&#39;s Hear You Yell (x-x-x-x) Win - WIN (crowd)</p>

<p>Fans Let&#39;s Hear You Yell (x-x-x-x) Go, Fight, Win - GO, FIGHT, WIN (crowd)</p>

<p>(repeat Go, Fight, Win with crowd as desired)</p>

Fans, Let&#8217;s hear You Yell - All Sport (Show)




<p>Panthers (pause) Come On, Let Me Hear You Yell Go x - GO x (crowd)</p>

<p>Panthers (pause) Come On, Let Me Hear You Yell Fight x - FIGHT x (crowd)</p>

<p>Panthers (pause) Come On, Let Me Hear You Yell Win x - WIN x (crowd)</p>

<p>Panthers (pause) Come On, Let Me Hear You Yell Go, Fight, Win x - GO, FIGHT, WIN x (crowd)</p>

<p>(repeat Go, Fight Win as desired)</p>

Let Me Hear You Yell - All Sport (Show)




<p>Devils, On The Left, x Yell Go, Go, Go - GO (x), GO (x), GO (crowd)</p>

<p>Devils, On The Right, x Yell Fight, Fight, Fight - FIGHT (x), FIGHT (x), FiGHT (crowd)</p>

<p>Devils, All Around, x Yell Win, Win, Win - WIN (x), WIN (x), WIN (crowd)</p>

<p>Devils, All Together, x Yell Go, Fight, Win - GO (x), FIGHT (x), WIN (crowd)</p>

<p>(repeat Go, Fight, Win as desired)</p>

Devils, On The Left - All Sport (Show)


<p>Use this cheerleading squad contract when starting up your team at the beginning of your season.</p>

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Cheerleading Team Contract


<p>Good cheerleading coaches must teach, guide, train, inspire and motivate.</p>

<p>In order to do all of these tasks, you need to have a daily plan that incorporates all these fundamentals.</p>

<p>Cheerleaders not only work on physical skills but leadership jobs and duties. Because of these many responsibilities, organization is vital to a successful cheerleading program. As their coach, you must plan for the season, not just the daily practices. Well-defined goals and timelines will make you and your cheerleading squad succeed.</p>

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Coaching Cheerleading: A Productive Practice


<p><strong>Coach youth cheerleading with this American Sport Education Program coaching guide. View PDF to print &amp; play!</strong></p>

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7 Principles for Technical Skill Practice


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<p>One of the more important aspects of all cheerleading routines are the basic motions. This youth cheerleading video explains the Clean and Clap positions, the High V and the Low V, and the T. These are essential cheerleading moves that all beginners must master.</p>

Clean and Clap Positions


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<p>Learn the basic cheerleading jumps.&nbsp; In this video we cover the tuck and spread eagle.</p>

<p>Transcription:</p>

<p>Here are two examples of some basic cheerleading jumps.<br />
<br />
The first jump that Taylor is gonna show is called the "tuck jump".<br />
<br />
If you notice, the prep is similar to a T jump. What you wanna make sure your cheerleader...as a cheerleader you&#39;re doing is, you&#39;re lifting your knees to your stomach and not lifting your heels to your butt. Again, that was a tuck jump. Can you show that one more time?<br />
<br />
Very good. The second jump is called the "spread eagle". You wanna make sure that you&#39;re driving your toes to the outside wall and you&#39;re hitting a high V motion while you&#39;re in the air. One more time, Taylor, please.<br />
<br />
Beautiful. Very good.&nbsp;</p>

Basic Jumps: Tuck and Spread Eagle


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<p>The pike and the toe touch are important intermediate jumps that are part of many youth cheerleading routines. This youth cheerleading video explains the techniques that cheerleaders need for performing these jumps.</p>

<p>Transcription:</p>

<p>Next, I&#39;m gonna have Taylor demonstrate some intermediate jumps. These jumps require a little bit more height and a little bit more flexibility, so it&#39;s important to practice your splits.<br />
<br />
The first jump Taylor&#39;s gonna be doing is called a pike. First, she&#39;s gonna do it from the side view, and then from the front view so you can see the proper body position.<br />
<br />
Beautiful. As you noticed, as Taylor reaches for her jump, she&#39;s bringing her legs up with her feet together and reaching for her toes. Now, from the front, so you can see the other view.<br />
<br />
Beautiful. It&#39;s important, as much as you&#39;re folding your body in half, it&#39;s important to remember not to reach and drop your chest too much.<br />
<br />
The next jump is called a toe touch, which requires a lot of flexibility.<br />
<br />
Beautiful. If you noticed, the proper placement for this jump is arms in a T-motion and legs reaching towards the ceiling with the toes up and the knees up. One more time, Taylor.<br />
<br />
Beautiful. Very good.</p>

Pike and Toe Touch


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<p>This youth cheerleading video shows you how to take a group of basic cheerleading moves and put them together to create a cheerleading routine. These are some great motions that are part of many youth cheerleading routines.</p>

<p>Transcription:</p>

<p>Coach: Anthony and Taylor are going to help demonstrate motion drills. Motion drills are very important to practice cheering and dancing. We&#39;re going to show you the step-by-step, and then we&#39;re going to put it together to counts.<br />
<br />
The first motion you want to hit is called high-V motion. You want to jump out and hit that high V nice and sharp, go straight to a clap, go straight to a low V, go back to the clap, hit a nice T-motion, break that T, hit a daggers motion, also known as broken touchdown, go straight up to your touchdown, and jump together clean.<br />
<br />
We&#39;re going to do it a little bit faster, and I&#39;m going to start by counting. Five, six, seven, eight, high-V, clap, low-V, clap, T, broken T, daggers, touchdown, clean.<br />
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Great job demonstrating, you guys.<br />
<br />
Taylor: Thank you.<br />
<br />
Anthony: Thanks.</p>

Best Cheerleading Motion Drills 


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<p>One of the more important aspects of all cheerleading routines are the basic motions. This youth cheerleading video explains the Clean and Clap positions, the High V and the Low V, and the T. These are essential cheerleading moves that all beginners must master.</p>

Basic Motions


<p>Miss Pineapple offers an easy to read introduction to basic cheerleading motions.</p>

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Motions


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<p>This cheerleading video demonstrates the basic stunt positions: the base, the flyer, and the back spotter. The importance of safety in performing any cheer moves, especially stunts, is stressed.</p>

Basic Stunt Positions


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<p>Two fundamental gymnastics skills that are essential cheer moves are demonstrated in this video.</p>

<p>Transcription:</p>

<p>The next fundamental gymnastics skill we&#39;re going to work on is the Handstand and once that&#39;s mastered, the Handstand Forward Roll. What Taylor is going to do, she&#39;s going to turn to the side and she&#39;s going to step with her arms by her ears and lunge and kick up. Hold the Handstand, you want to notice how tight her toes are together, you want to make sure you can&#39;t pull your legs apart because she&#39;s squeezing so tight. And then when you&#39;re done you can step down, finish with your arms up. Very good Taylor. Once that is mastered we can work on the Handstand Forward Roll which incorporates two fundamental aspects of gymnastics.<br />
<br />
So again she&#39;s going to lunge, kick up to the Handstand, hold that body position nice and tight, and then when she&#39;s ready she&#39;s going to lower herself down to that Forward Roll. Very good Taylor.</p>

Handstand and Forward Roll


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<p>Improve your back handspring by adding a stepout landing.&nbsp; Continue to use the traditional back handspring technique, just split or spread your legs after jumping off and end by landing on one leg.</p>

Back Handspring Stepout


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<p>After you&#39;ve mastered the back bend and bridge, try working on your back walkover. This tumbling move can add a dramatic effect to your routine without requiring advanced tumbling skills.</p>

<p>*Use Weplay video controls to play and pause the animation</p>

Back Walkover


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<p>Want to add a little flare to your next routine? Try working on a flash kick layout. This tumbling move is essentially a backflip with split legs in the air. You&#39;ll need to master a roundoff before trying this element.</p>

Flash Kick Layout


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<p>This is the second variation of a flash kick. For some, standing in place can add another level of difficulty to this tumbling element. You&#39;ll need strong legs and good upper body power to complete this element correctly.</p>

Flash Kick in Place


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<p>The back flip full twist requires a high skill level. Be sure to practice your layout and 360 degree twists before you attempt the element as a whole. This is a great skill to practice on a trampoline.</p>

Back Flip Full Twist




<p>Once you feel comfortable with a traditional cartwheel, add a new layer of difficulty by using one hand. Rhythm and timing should be the same as a normal cartwheel but you&#39;ll need a bit more wrist strength and acceleration.</p>

<p>*Use Weplay video controls to play and pause the animation</p>

One Handed Cartwheel


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<p>A roundoff is very similar to a cartwheel. The only difference is that you land on both feet at the same time. Also, your legs should be extended together before you land.</p>

<p>*Use Weplay video controls to play and pause the animation</p>

Roundoff




<p>This whip back cheerleading and gymnastics drill creates punch and gives the gymnast visual cues for height and hand placement as well as a landing site.</p>

<p>Set up: Bungee Ramp connected to a /Bungee Block connected to a Bungee Mat. On the Bungee Block place a Teddy Bear Mat for hand placement in the Round off. On the Bungee Mat Place a Sweet Spot topped with a Teddy Bear Mat. You could also accomplish this cheerleading/gymnastics drill by placing the Teddy Bear Mats and Sweet Spot on A TumblTrak.</p>

Round Off Whip Back over Bungee Block

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<p>Learn the basic cheerleading jumps.&nbsp; In this video we cover the tuck and spread eagle.</p>
<p>Transcription:</p>
<p>Here are two examples of some basic cheerleading jumps.<br />
<br />
The first jump that Taylor is gonna show is called the "tuck jump".<br />
<br />
If you notice, the prep is similar to a T jump. What you wanna make sure your cheerleader...as a cheerleader you&#39;re doing is, you&#39;re lifting your knees to your stomach and not lifting your heels to your butt. Again, that was a tuck jump. Can you show that one more time?<br />
<br />
Very good. The second jump is called the "spread eagle". You wanna make sure that you&#39;re driving your toes to the outside wall and you&#39;re hitting a high V motion while you&#39;re in the air. One more time, Taylor, please.<br />
<br />
Beautiful. Very good.&nbsp;</p>


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