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So you want to be a cheerleader? Cheerleading can be an extremely rewarding sport where you can make close friends. Whether you are trying out for the first time or looking for new moves to spice up your workout, these are steps that have been tested through many squads. | So you want to be a cheerleader? Cheerleading can be an extremely rewarding sport where you can make close friends. Whether you are trying out for the first time or looking for new moves to spice up your workout, these are steps that have been tested through many squads. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# If you are trying out, start by speaking to someone already on the squad. They can tell you specifics about the try outs, as well as what the coaches will be looking for. This will show where you should train hardest. The basics you have to know without a doubt are toe touches, herkies, kicks, motions, splits, cartwheels, round offs,front/back handsprings,and handstands. | # If you are trying out, start by speaking to someone already on the squad. They can tell you specifics about the try outs, as well as what the coaches will be looking for. This will show where you should train hardest. The basics you have to know without a doubt are toe touches, herkies, kicks, motions, splits, cartwheels, round offs,front/back handsprings,and handstands. | ||
