- Jun 14, 2012
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So i have rarely seen seen this jump online and i think it is so pretty but how do you do it? Also what do you think of this jump???
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- Oct 12, 2011
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You just have to lol at this, even tho its quite informative...
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- Jun 14, 2011
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I have so much to say but I just don't think I could fully articulate my feelings for this video! Well maybe I can...HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! yup that covers it.
- May 18, 2011
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It may be the cocktails I've had in Vegas tonight, but I just died laughing, as did my former cheerleader sister and boyfriend.
"Remember, the best cheerleaders always use crisp, sharp motions". Dead.
"Remember, the best cheerleaders always use crisp, sharp motions". Dead.
- Mar 25, 2010
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Alrighty then!! Go team lol
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- Jan 31, 2011
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I've never ever seen a team compete this. I think its gone down the path of the "double 9"
- May 10, 2011
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Bahahahaha! "Gimme a V!"
Am I the only one who thought it odd, it took the entire length of a routine to explain one jump? I also think from a distance, on stage, it's not going to look much different than a toe touch! So, why put this in a routine that would take more energy and be harder to do correctly. I think you'd end up with janky looking toe touches in the end, which might be why I've never seen these on the floor.
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Tried it in high school ..never again
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Oddly enough, I feel like many guys who do super awesome toe touches tend to 'around the world' a bit when they do them anyway? Like a little bit of backwards motion instead of just straight up. It probably helps the hyper-extension a bit..
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Why did they call a hurdler a pike...
- Jun 14, 2012
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[/quote] Bahahahaha! "Gimme a V!"
Am I the only one who thought it odd, it took the entire length of a routine to explain one jump? I also think from a distance, on stage, it's not going to look much different than a toe touch! So, why put this in a routine that would take more energy and be harder to do correctly. I think you'd end up with janky looking toe touches in the end, which might be why I've never seen these on the floor.[/quote]
It is also odd because they say this is advance jump and their explaing a high v which is a simple motion and they have to show us like so many times a high v. everyone knows what a high v is.
Am I the only one who thought it odd, it took the entire length of a routine to explain one jump? I also think from a distance, on stage, it's not going to look much different than a toe touch! So, why put this in a routine that would take more energy and be harder to do correctly. I think you'd end up with janky looking toe touches in the end, which might be why I've never seen these on the floor.[/quote]
It is also odd because they say this is advance jump and their explaing a high v which is a simple motion and they have to show us like so many times a high v. everyone knows what a high v is.
- Mar 21, 2010
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GO TEAM!
- Jan 23, 2010
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GOOD JOB! Hahaha gotta love that woman talking
- Mar 25, 2010
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oh my god. hahahaha the woman talking sounds like Daria's sister Quinn. hahaha
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