
Coach Julie Scofield guides you through cheerleading essentials, covering jumps, motions, jump technique, tumbling, stunting, and drills.
Master toss extensions, straight pops and pop downs, arabesque doubles, and switch ups in cheerleading by syncing grips, leg drive, and spotters for high, controlled catches.
Master coed stunts with toss extensions, grip techniques, and dip-to-top transitions, including Purdue up and hands position catches, drills for safe, high pops and clean landings.
Master cheerleading jumps through toe touch and straddle drills, leg lifts, and positions like tee, ball, and pike, while refining technique, form, and landing.
Learn a sideline dance routine to hey baby, with count-based steps and a slow-motion breakdown of cross slap, roll through, sit it and pop it, and shout it out.
Master tumbling progressions from handstands and bridges to back handsprings, round-offs, and running tumbling, emphasizing safety, core strength, body lines, and arms by the ears for powerful twists and layouts.
Master sideline cheer motions and jump technique, from claps, high V and low V to broken T, daggers, candlesticks, and buckets, with proper form and clean landings.
Learn two sideline cheers that engage the crowd with sharp motions, fillers, and eye contact, then break down swing through, clap, motion, and four-count printing techniques.
Explore essential cheerleading tips and techniques shared in this session to boost your routine performance.
Are you ready to learn numerous cheerleading tips and techniques? This comprehensive 65-minute program has everything you need to succeed in cheerleading, be it as a cheerleader or coach. University of Texas at San Antonio Coach Audra Scofield and the Roadrunner cheerleaders cover every aspect of cheerleading, including: all-girl stunts, coed stunts, jumps, sideline dances, tumbling, motions and sideline cheers. This video is a must have resource for coaches and cheerleaders striving to reach their full potential! 65 minutes.
About the Coach: Audra Scofield has more than 14 years of coaching experience. In 2016, she was named head cheerleading coach at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). Prior to coming to UTSA, she was the coach at Coastal Carolina in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina for three years. Audra was also co-owner of an Allstar Cheer Gym in Las Cruces, New Mexico for several years. While attending college at New Mexico State, she was a member of the Aggies' cheer team while also serving as staff at several camps, clinics and competitions.