All-Star Seriously

[CrownedtheGR8est]

Off topic, but another pyramid that kills me is when the high flyers are on the same leg. If you can't get a girl to fly on opposite leg, you've failed as a coach. I see level 5 teams doing it sometimes. Like what?

It's usually done so that a team can have every group from the pyramid double down easily.

 

[retiredl5cheer]

It's usually done so that a team can have every group from the pyramid double down easily.

yes I know, but it's unsymmetrical and it drives me crazy.

 

[socratesofcheer]

If I see one more team put up all their stunts in a line and have all the flyers go up and hold each other and a body position... I'm going to die

It's no longer original/creative/unique

Yes. But none of the following are original/creative/unique either, so, what do you propose is done instead?
I've broken them down into categories for easier navigation:

Stunts: Heel Stretches, Scorpions, Scales, arabesques, bow and arrows, liberties, extensions, full ups, switch ups, tick-tocks, and twisting dismounts.
Jumps: Toe touch, pike, front hurdler, and any combination of hit,hit,hit,hit,hit,pull
Tumbling: Any of it
Baskets: Toe touch, pike, straight ride, straight ride with a full twist, and any variation of a kick full/double
Pyramids: Flipping transitions, 2 1/2 high transitions and any "picture"
Motions: Hi-V, Low-V, T, Touchdown, Jazz hands, Stingray hands, Top Gun/CALI/Spirit of Texas/GT hands, F5 hands, CA Claw Hands, WC arm motions, and claps.
Music: Slow stunt songs, themes, popular top 40 songs, broadway songs, old school rap, Ludacris, Fierce Patrick/JR/Chat voice-overs

Just some food for thought.

 

[CrownedtheGR8est]

Consider it eaten

 

[Cheermommy3]

Im sick of people hitching to an elevator from a lib, but its here to stay. We're just gonna hafta adjust;)

What's an elevator?

 

[onetrupairing]

What's an elevator?

elevator = prep = half.

 

[uptown_outlaw]

The chunky panthers did "paper dolls" back in 99
go to time index 6:10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8qwpJ-HS3c&feature=related

 

[Ashley]

Back in the day, before they were made illegal from one girl falling and pulling them all down, every team that could muster up enough extended stunts did "paper-dolls" (extensions, libs, stretches, scales and the arabesque paper-dolls). Rule changes have made them legal again so even though its the "new" thing it's been around long enough to give us old timers deja-vu.

Is that why they're doing them, I saw a ton at Providence this weekend?? I was like wow this is so Northeastern at NCA College Nationals - but from agesss ago.