CHEERLEADING TERMS
Stunts
* Half
* Fulls
* Liberity
* Arrowbask
* Up and over
* Heel Stretch
* Single Base
* Awesome
* Cupie
* Basket Toss
* Pyramids
* Hitch
* Ground up
* Deadman
* Scoripan
* Thy Stand
* Bottle Rocket
* Twists
* Pop
* Tuck
* Wolf Wall
Jumps
* Tuck
* Spread Eagle
* Double Nine
* Double Hook
* Pike
* Toe Touch
* Right, Light, Frount, Side Herlders
* Herkie
* around the world
Tumbling
* Forward Roll
* Back Roll
* Cartwheel
* Round off
* Front Flip
* Back Flip
Dance
* Motions
* Counts
* Rythm
* Muisc
* Feeling Beats
* Steps
Motions
* Low V
* High V
* Elbows on the table
* High Touchdown
* Low touchdown
* T-Motion
* Side Lunges
* Frount Lunges
* Bow and Arrow
* Clap
* Clasp
Cheers
* Motions
* Voice
* Memory
* Concentration
A "GO" Motion
A "Right and Left diagnall" Motion
A "Low and high V" Motion
A "T" Motion
"Hands on Hips"
A "Left L" Motion
A "High Touchdown" Motion
CHEERLEADING GLOSSARY
Arch: A postion in which the back is curved.
Base: The bottom person in the stunt who remains in contact with the floo, supporting the mounter in a stunt.
Chant: A short repetitive yell performed only continually thoughout a game, short rountines with words sometimes involving the crowd.
Cheer: A longer spirited yell performed during offical breaks of a game, sometimes using motions and stunts.
Cradle Catch: Occurs when the catcher(s) catch a flyer by holding her around the back and under the thighs.
Dismount: A method used to return to a floor position following a stunt.
Extension: A stunt in which the arms of each base are fully extended above the head, supporting the flyer standing in the palms of the base(s).
Flyer: The person in a stunt who is supported by one or more persons.
Jumps: A spring into the air with both feet off the ground to a given position.
Layout: A straight or arched postion.
Partner Stunts: A maneuver in which at least one flyer is supported by a base.
Pyramid: A stunt involving one or more flyers who are supported by one one or more bases and linked together.
Split: A movement or sitting position in which legs are spread apart in alignment or sideways, one in frount of the other.
Spotter: A person in continual contact with the stunt, providing assistance as needed.
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