All-Star Tumbling Classes

[SL&AM]

This is a big reason why I pulled CP from the tumbling class where she cheers and moved her to a tumbling center over the summer, and now that she is doing more than practice at her cheer gym; it's privates strictly for tumbling purposes. I hated knowing that she needed xyz to move up, but as new kids got placed in the class they watered it back down. We'll be sticking with privates until we move to a new gym with a different set-up.

 

[cheernerd5678]

How on earth do you do a cartwheel step out rebound (beginner)?


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We call them cartwheel pull ups at my gym and it's basically the first step to a cartwheel bhs/tuck. I think they just put "step out" to make it clear that it's not a round off, which is what some people would think of when they saw "cartwheel rebound".


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[gofriars610]

*AERIAL*

Ariel is a princess.

 

[NEliteSteven]

All I could focus on was the fact that they typed it using "Comic Sans"....

 

[mamabear]

All I could focus on was the fact that they typed it using "Comic Sans"....

Why does Comic Sans get no love? ;)

 

[FierceIsTheName]

All I could focus on was the fact that they typed it using "Comic Sans"....

My sister taught me to not take anything serious in comic sans

 

[stingrayallstarsbri]

Kind of irrelevant-ish, but whats a 'Brandy'? Never heard of it..

 

[Flexiii_Lexiii]

We call them cartwheel pull ups at my gym and it's basically the first step to a cartwheel bhs/tuck. I think they just put "step out" to make it clear that it's not a round off, which is what some people would think of when they saw "cartwheel rebound".


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We just call them cartoffs


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[dawgshow]

Kind of irrelevant-ish, but whats a 'Brandy'? Never heard of it..

According to google, "It's an Aerial landed on two feet. It's basically identical to a no-handed Roundoff"
Never heard of it, either.

 

[cheerKT]

According to google, "It's an Aerial landed on two feet. It's basically identical to a no-handed Roundoff"
Never heard of it, either.

It's also called a barani, maybe more people have heard of that.