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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the cheerleading form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your child's name in the designated field labeled 'Child’s Name'. This ensures that all information is accurately linked to your cheerleader.
  3. Next, specify the squad level by filling in the 'Squad Level' section. This helps identify which team your child will be participating with.
  4. Read through the rules and regulations carefully. Acknowledge your understanding by signing in the 'Parent’s Signature' field. You may also print your name if needed for clarity.
  5. Have your cheerleader sign in the 'Cheerleader’s Signature' section to confirm their commitment as well.
  6. Fill out the 'Team Level' and 'Date' fields to complete the form. Ensure all sections are filled out accurately before submission.

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The basic elements of cheerleading include stunts, pyramids, jumps, acrobatics, dancing and shouting.
Level 7 cheerleading emphasizes advanced stunts, including single-leg extended stunts and complex pyramids or tosses, showcasing precision and teamwork. Tumbling passes require mastery of handsprings, twists, and rolls, focusing on powerful landings for competitive success.
Here are some examples of a variety of formations: Bowling Pins: This formation is also called a Triangle or Pinball formation. Reverse Bowling Pins: Also called a Backwards Triangle: Windows / Staggered Lines: This formation is made up of lines where each cheerleader has her own window where she can be seen. Diamond.
Components of Cheerleading Motions: Motions are high Vs, Low Vs, Clasps, Claps, Touchdowns, etc. Dance: There are some dance elements to being a cheerleader. Stunts: There are many types of stunts in cheerleading, including one legged stunts, two legged stunts, basket tosses, and pyramids. Jumps: Tumbling:
These include the bowling pin, inverted V, two lines, 3-4-5, three groups, and straight lines formations.

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Heres an example: Warm-Up: 10 minutes. Stretching and Conditioning: 15 minutes. Tumbling Drills: 20 minutes. Stunt Rehearsal: 30 minutes. Routine Run-Throughs: 20 minutes. Cool-Down: 5 minutes.

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