I just feel like, in addition to the vast amount of information there is to document, there's also the difficulty in explaining everything. I suppose if we only used the technical terms for everything rather than the jargon that's become so common amongst us now it would be a little easier to come up with dteailed written descriptions of what skills are. Also there comes the issue of.... there's more than one way to execute any given skills (at least in terms of stunting) there's a full up then there's the "Fake-up" and the countless variations of said "fake-up"
So i guess it's just- where do you start?
Start with basic definitions of what the sport is and what it is we do: stunt, jump, tumble, dance/motions.
and then from there breaking down each category skill wise, dividing it up by level and so on and so forth listing individual skills, combinations and execution variations.
Basically we need to get a team together solely dedicated to the compilation of this Cheeropedia and lock them in a padded room for a couple months. while still keeping them informed on developments of the outside cheer world. There it's a plan;)
it just seems like such an overwhelming task endeavor.
