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The Role of the Backspot & Why It’s So Important
Backspots: the unsung heroes who hold the team (and the stunt) together. In the world of cheerleading, flyers often get the attention—the...
19 hours ago


When Progress Feels Slow: Understanding Plateaus in Cheer, Gymnastics, and Tumbling
What parents need to know when it feels like their athlete is “stuck.” Every athlete, whether they’re flipping in tumbling, flying in...
5 days ago


Improving Your Cheer Jumps: Tips for Stronger, Higher, and More Controlled Jumps
A great jump doesn’t just happen—it’s trained. There’s nothing like a sharp, high, toe-pointed jump to light up a cheer routine. Whether...
Apr 30


How to Support Your Child's Cheer Journey as a Parent
Because your encouragement is the ultimate secret weapon. Cheerleading is more than jumps, tumbling, and glitter-- it's a journey of hard...
Apr 28


Why Handstands Are Important in Cheer, Tumbling, and Gymnastics
It’s not just a cool trick—it’s the foundation for everything. When athletes first learn to kick up into a handstand, it feels like a...
Apr 28


Understanding the Different Levels of Cheerleading
From Tiny Novice to Level 6, here’s how the magic builds—one skill at a time. Cheerleading can feel like a whole new world when you...
Apr 22


What It Takes to Be a Great Base
Because being the foundation isn't just a position—it's a responsibility. Let’s be real—without solid bases, nothing goes up and nothing...
Apr 15


How to Build Confidence as an Athlete
Confidence isn’t just about skills—it’s about mindset. Here’s how to break through self-doubt and believe in your abilities. When people...
Apr 9


Why Tiny Novice is Perfect For Your Preschooler
Starting cheer early sets the foundation for a lifetime of fun and fitness. I'll explain why the Tiny Novice program is ideal for...
Apr 7


Does My Child Have Muscle Soreness or an Injury?
Understanding the difference between normal muscle soreness and a potential injury is key to keeping your child safe and healthy. I'll go...
Apr 7


Being a Strong Flyer: Strength, Control & Trust
Being a flyer isn’t just about being flexible —it’s about control, strength, and, most importantly, trust. If you want to be a confident...
Mar 30


Forging Lifelong Friendships in Cheerleading
Cheerleading is about so much more than learning new skills, nailing a routine, or winning competitions. At its core, it’s a team sport...
Mar 29


Mastering Tumbling: Tips for Every Level
Tumbling can be one of the toughest skills in cheerleading, but it's also one of the most rewarding. I'll share drills, mental...
Mar 24


Overcoming Mental Blocks
Mental blocks can be frustrating, but they don't have to hold you back. I'll share proven strategies for pushing past fear and rebuilding...
Mar 19


The Path from Rec to Competitive Cheer – There’s a Team for Everyone
Thinking about making the jump from recreational to competitive cheer? First of all— yay ! Second of all—don’t stress, because there’s a...
Mar 15
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