While not as commonly featured in all-star cheerleading routines (especially higher levels), these basic jumps can serve as the building blocks for beginner cheerleaders. These jumps teach the fundamentals of jumping techniques, proper arm positioning, timing, and safe landings.
What are the different types of cheerleading jumps?
In cheerleading, mastering a variety of jumps is essential for creating dynamic and captivating routines. Here are the four main types of cheerleading jumps that every cheerleader should be familiar with: 1. Toe touch: The toe touch is a classic cheer jump that showcases both flexibility and precision.
How do you do a cheer jump?
To excel in cheer jumps, honing your technique is paramount. Let’s break it down step by step: Posture: Stand tall with your shoulders back and chest out. A strong posture sets the foundation for a powerful jump. Arm Placement: As you prepare to jump, your arms should swing down, and then up, following the motion of your legs.
