Anyone who knows cheerleading knows there’s more to it than waving poms and memorizing clever catch phrases. While those are still essential during sports games, competitions require another level of finesse. As cheerleading has grown as a sport, choreography has become more important than ever. Here are some tips for developing choreography with your squad: Start with Team Bonding Choreography tends to be taught at the beginning of the season, and many of the cheerleaders will be getting to know each other for the first time. Bringing teammates together outside of cheerleading is an important part of allowing them to connect. The more they connect, even if they aren’t the best of friends, the easier it will be for them to gain the trust and confidence needed to master complex group formations and choreography. Know the Regulations Chances are, if you’re hiring a choreographer, it’s so your cheer squad can shine during competitions. If this is the case for you, learn the reg

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Posted: 5/19/2023

Every cheerleading squad has its own unique vibe. From location to age and skill level, there are many factors that play into a cheerleading squad’s style. Here’s how you can find cheerleading products that make sense for your squad: Choose a Uniform Style Cheerleading uniforms come in all shapes and sizes. One of the first aspects you’ll need to choose is the style of uniform build. These are the most common styles of cheerleading uniforms: Shell: This type has a stiff, preppy look and is typical for school teams. Lycra: This style tends to be flashier, using metallic fabrics and stretchy materials. Gemmed: These uniforms are lycra and studded, more competition-ready. Sublimated: You can print designs on this type of uniform, but you’ll want to order from a more reputable company to ensure that the designs come out the way you planned. Make sure the colors, fabric cuts and skirt length are appropriate for your cheerleading squad. For example, some uniforms have cropped

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Posted: 5/5/2023