Advanced Cheerleading Jumps
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Ben Canty is a student at Northern Virginia Community College, and later plans to earn a degree at George Mason University in Mass Communications. His cheerleading career began as a member of Lake Braddock Secondary School's Award Winning Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheer Teams. His journey with All-Star Legacy began in 2003 as a member of both Senior Co-ed and Senior Co-ed Elite teams. That year he earned three national team titles and one individual title. After a years break, he returned to the competition floor with ASL's Senior Coed "Senior Two" team, and went on to earn 5 national titles, place top three at the highly respected National Cheerleader's Association All-Star Nationals in Dallas, and earn numerous specialty awards including: Choreography, Showmanship, and High Point.
Ben's achievements aren't only confined "in-bounds" of the competition mat. He has lead many teams to earn several national titles, and various specialty awards. He is proud to say that he has coached numerous teams to finish out with an undefeated season. He is also the head coach of the Special Needs team, the Legends!
In addition to his accomplishments with All-Star Legacy, Ben is also a fourth year instructor for Cheerleaders of America. He has been recognized for his ability to teach anyone anything, and for his endless enthusiasm!
Ben looks forward to many amazing seasons to come at All-Star Legacy, and is proud to be a member of this amazing staff! "You Can't Take It!"
Ben is NCSSE Certified.
Advanced Cheerleading Jumps
Ben Canty: Hi! This is Ben Canty with All Star Legacy and I am here with Lauren. We are showing you guys cheerleading jumps and techniques. We are moving on now to our advance level jumps and jump sequences.
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Ben Canty: Hi! This is Ben Canty with All Star Legacy and I am here with Lauren. We are showing you guys cheerleading jumps and techniques. We are moving on now to our advance level jumps and jump sequences. We have already learned all of the basic jumps that we are going to need to now for today. So we are going to move on to things like the double toe touch and a toe touch front hurdler.
We will start with our double toe touch. We will do it quickly and then we will break it down for you. Here we go. 5-6-7-8, 1, hit 2, 3, hit 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, stand 1, good. There are some added counts that we added for this one. So it is going to go just a little bit differently. Here we go, we will break it down. 5-6-7-8, high 'V' 1, hit 2, swing 3, hit your jump on 4. When we come back together, we want to slice our hands all the way through on 5, hit 6, land 7, hold 8 and stand up on 1.
One more time, we will show that to you nice and slow. 5-6-7-8, 1, hit 2, 3, hit 4, slice 5, hit 6, land 7, hold 8 and stand up on 1. You want to make sure that if we are starting with our high 'V' on 1, your toe touches are going to hit on 4 and on 6. We will show it to you one more time and then will move on. 5-6-7-8, 1, hit 2, 3, hit 4, 5, hit 6, 7, 8, stand 1, good. Now let's move on the toe touch front hurdler. It's going to be very similar, except in this one when we come down from our toe touch, we are going to squeeze our stomach and turn our hips to the side. We will show you one real fast and then we will break it down. 5-6-7-8, 1, hit 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, stand 1, good.
We will start from the beginning. So 5-6-7-8, high 'V' 1, hit 2, swing for a toe touch 3, hit on 4, on 5 we are going turn just a little bit, on 6 we hit our front hurdler, our arms are all the way up by our ears in a touchdown motion, land 7, hold 8 and stand up on 1.
Here we go nice and fast. 5-6-7-8, 1, hit 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, stand 1, good. It is going to be really important whenever you do, like triple jumps or double jumps or any kind of jump sequence, that you are working just as hard to get your legs down as you are to get them up. So remember always land your jumps with your feet together squeezing in your quads and squeezing in your stomach to make sure that you are landing nice and tight.
That's it for our advance level jumps. Let's move on to our strength training exercises.









... by amazinggrace395 at 09/15/10 01:57PM Flag
He said you have to work on your core muscles and then that will help get your jumps higher.
? by ggcheer123 at 07/19/09 09:35PM Flag
how do i get my jumps realy high !!!!
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