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What we teach
Tumbling upgrade: solid cartwheels, progression to round offs, dive rolls, controlled agency over landing mechanics — all to boost coordination and confidence while keeping it safe.
Intro to fuller stunting: progressions toward extended multi-base stunts, cradle basics and elevators. Partner work emphasizes safe prep positions, proper grips, and trust-building — all skill-appropriate and instructor-assisted.
Cheer dance & motions: tighter, faster routines with sharp arm technique, intermediate jumps, and musical timing to sync with teammates.
Listening & teamwork: quick cue response, competitive game-style drills, shared responsibility in group stunts, and positive, resilient sportsmanship.
Performance opportunities
Local community event performances
Quarterly showcase where families cheer on the kids’ newest, more advanced routines
What to wear & bring
Comfortable athletic clothes (no zippers, loose clothing, or jeans)
Closed-toe athletic shoes or cheer shoes (preferred)
Hair tied back
Water bottle
Safety & progression
Emphasis on safe technique, strength building, and flexibility fundamentals
Skills introduced gradually with spotters, progressions, and mats
Coaches evaluate readiness before advancing to more complex or higher-risk stunts
Sign up to start advancing tumbling, exploring fuller stunts, and sharpening choreography — all with a whole lot of cheer (and a sprinkle of daring confidence).
What we teach
Tumbling upgrade: solid cartwheels, progression to round offs, dive rolls, controlled agency over landing mechanics — all to boost coordination and confidence while keeping it safe.
Intro to fuller stunting: progressions toward extended multi-base stunts, cradle basics and elevators. Partner work emphasizes safe prep positions, proper grips, and trust-building — all skill-appropriate and instructor-assisted.
Cheer dance & motions: tighter, faster routines with sharp arm technique, intermediate jumps, and musical timing to sync with teammates.
Listening & teamwork: quick cue response, competitive game-style drills, shared responsibility in group stunts, and positive, resilient sportsmanship.
Performance opportunities
Local community event performances
Quarterly showcase where families cheer on the kids’ newest, more advanced routines
What to wear & bring
Comfortable athletic clothes (no zippers, loose clothing, or jeans)
Closed-toe athletic shoes or cheer shoes (preferred)
Hair tied back
Water bottle
Safety & progression
Emphasis on safe technique, strength building, and flexibility fundamentals
Skills introduced gradually with spotters, progressions, and mats
Coaches evaluate readiness before advancing to more complex or higher-risk stunts
Sign up to start advancing tumbling, exploring fuller stunts, and sharpening choreography — all with a whole lot of cheer (and a sprinkle of daring confidence).