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In my "perfect" world I would have:Just throwing some numbers out there...
15% - running tumbling
15% - standing tumbling
20% - stunts
10% - baskets
10% - jumps
10% - pyramid
5% - dance and motions
5% - overall performance (transitions, etc)
I honestly think its the execution that is most important.So there has been so much discussion of "Score sheets" lately it got thinking about WHAT is MOST important in a routine. There are so many parts of a routine and I read the thread BlueCat posted about gyms "strengths" and thought "What if a Universal score sheet was different, would they change?" With that being said I am interested to here everyone's thoughts on WHAT SINGLE ELEMENT is MOST important in all-star cheerleading.
Stunts
Baskets
Pyramid
Jumps
Tumbling (Standing/Running)
Dance
Motions
If I missed something please feel free to add your own!
My opinion is tumbling. I say this because this is my strength and where I feel I am most comfortable and also see tumbling as MOST gyms highest source of income.
Execution of what? tumbling, stunts, jumps, etc. are all equal, and the execution of those categories is worth more than difficulty?I honestly think its the execution that is most important.
I guess that's the neat thing about cheerleading though...you could take each element, separate it out, and you could find it performed in another sport...
Tumbling = gymnastics/power tumbling
Stunting = acro
Dance = dance
The ONLY element in cheer (that I can think of) that was created specifically for cheer is jumps. Right? Or am I wrong on this?
Anyhow, while I think tumbling and stunting should be given equal weight as far as scoresheets go, I think what makes our sport unique is all of the elements combined into one sport. :)