Cheer Camp: Learn a Cheer, Dance, Sidelines & Jumps for School Cheerleaders

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Cheer Camp: Learn a Cheer, Dance, Sidelines & Jumps for School Cheerleaders

Shelley

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(49)

In this camp for beginner cheerleaders, learners will be taught a dance, cheer, sidelines and a toe touch; everything an overnight cheer camp offers... virtually!

Class Experience

In this camp, learners will be taught new material each day. 

Day 1 : A quick warm-up followed by  a 4- 8 count dance will be taught on the first day. This will allow participants to practice the 8 counts at home each evening to get ready for the final day performance. **To avoid copyright  issues, the teacher will NOT provide music for the dance.  During the camp, we will be counting out the dance and will not perform it to music. Students may choose to perform the dance to music of their...

I am a former UCA Head Instructor for 8 years and spent many summers teaching and coaching over night cheerleading camps to hundreds of cheerleaders all over the Southeast. I have tons of experience teaching all levels of cheerleading, from the basics, to all-stars and even college level. I have held certifications in AACA and taken many cheer-safety courses.

Each night, the camp participants are expected to practice the material to become more comfortable with it. Students will be assessed on the final day during their performance and students will be more comfortable during the final day performances if they have practiced a little each night.

Extra space for the lesson, proper workout attire, workout footwear (cheer shoes or tennis shoes) and a water bottle.

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Students will be assessed on the final day during their performance. Performances may be individual or done together as a group. The instructor will offer feedback throughout the week and offer specific improvement opportunities.

1 hour 30 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

Cheerleading is a physical activity and will require extra space to move around during the lesson. During the lesson, students may be standing and holding their arms out in different directions and dancing which will require a space with no hazards in the way. Parental guidance should be considered as injuries may occur during sports-type activities. Extra items the participant may want to bring include a water bottle, proper footwear (cheer shoes or tennis shoes) and proper workout attire that will allow the student to move around easily. The class will include a quick stretching warm but participants may want to stretch before and after the class to avoid injuries and sore muscles.

Meet the teacher

Shelley

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(49)

Hello! My name is Shelley and I live in Florida. I'm excited to offer unique classes for the students here on Outschool.

I have a Bachelor's Degree in Special Education & a Master's Degree in Instructional Technology & Media Literacy, both from...