All-Star Around The World Jump

[Velchs]

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???

 

[Mcfierceburger]

You just have to lol at this, even tho its quite informative...

 

[ChoreographyInTheBack]

You just have to lol at this, even tho its quite informative...

... AHAHAHAHA

 

[CaptainoftheCheerocracy]

You just have to lol at this, even tho its quite informative...

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.

 

[XtremeWpg]

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.

 

[cheergirlbrey]

Alrighty then!! Go team lol


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[INeverStopCheering]

I've never ever seen a team compete this. I think its gone down the path of the "double 9"

 

[12stepCheermom]

You just have to lol at this, even tho its quite informative...

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.

 

[D.Jones]

Tried it in high school ..never again

 

[kristenthegreat]

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..

 

[alexandra_ashleigh]

Why did they call a hurdler a pike...

 

[Velchs]

[/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.

 

[ilikebigbows]

GO TEAM!

 

[HeatUniqueJ]

GOOD JOB! Hahaha gotta love that woman talking

 

[NEliteSteven]

oh my god. hahahaha the woman talking sounds like Daria's sister Quinn. hahaha