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Level 1: cartwheels, round-offs, forward and backward rolls, front and backwalkovers, knee or waist level single leg stunt, two-footed prep, straight cradles Level 2: backhandspring, front handspring, Level 1 tumbling connected to a handspring, prep level single leg stunts, extended two-footed stunts, half-twisting
Make sure you lock out your legs and arms at the same time while performing a stunt. If you lock your legs first, and then your arms, youll try and use your back. During a cradle, use your legs to absorb the momentum of the top person and make sure you keep your back straight.
Thigh stand: A thigh stand is one of the most basic stunts.
Level 4. On level 4, more and more spins and twists are allowed in stunts! Teams are also allowed to do up to 1 twist to extended one-legged stunts and 1 twist to prep level one-legged stunts. We also start seeing more advanced inversions, such as handstands and back handspring ups.
Shoulder Sit: A stunt in which a top person sits on the shoulder(s) of a base(s). This is considered a prep level stunt.
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Prep or Extension Prep Prep defines a Stunt in which flyer stands with each foot in the hands of a base at shoulder level. The two bases, facing each other, hold the feet of the upright flyer at collarbone level, so the flyer is standing about shoulder-width apart.
Prep: A stunt in which the flyer stands on two bases hands and is held up at chest or chin height. This skill is a foundational skill for stunting and may also be referred to as a half or an a-frame. This stunt is learned before all other stunts since it is the most basic form of stunting with a stunt group.
Competitive Prep Cheer typically practice and compete less than full year all-star teams. Prep Cheer teams are often half-year teams or teams that are intended to offer a shorter season, more relaxed environment and often less travel.

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