What are the stunt positions in cheer?

Stunt Positions in the Air

• Flyer. A flyer is the person on top of the stunt.
• Bases. The bases share the responsibility of propelling, sustaining and safely dismantling the flyer in the air during a stunt.
• Backspot.
• Flyers.
• Bases.
• Back Spot.

What are the stunts positions needed on a group performance in cheerleading?

A “group stunt” will typically involve a flyer, two bases (one main and one side), and a back spot, or occasionally include a front spot. These can be all-girl or coed. A “partner stunt” will involve two athletes: one flyer and one main base. These tend to be coed, but all-girl versions do occur.

What is the most important stunt position in cheerleading?

If there is one position in a cheerleading stunt that is the most important, it is the spotter or scoop. Being a spotter (sometimes called third base) is no easy task. The responsibility of preventing injury to the flyer rests on the spotter’s shoulders or, rather, in her arms.

Why are the three positions in cheerleading important?

These three positions are important because (1) the flyer is the most sought-after position in cheerleading in that it offers the thrill and exhilaration of gracefully flying through the air and becoming the center of attention, (2) the base in cheerleading serves as the foundation of the stunt.

Who is the flyer in the stunt group?

The flyer is the person who is going up in the stunt. A flyer should be confident, flexible, and have the ability to stay tight while in the air. You should also trust your bases or else you will have a difficult time trying new stunts.

What should you know about stunting in cheerleading?

As stunting is the most serious part of cheerleading ( and tons of fun ), here are some tips to remember to make sure your stunting experience is awesome! NEVER STUNT WITHOUT A SPOTTER! NEVER try an stunt that you are not ready for – Perfection before Progression!!! Always pay attention to your group when you are stunting.

What are the different types of cheerleading positions?

The three main types of cheerleading positions are: What is a base in cheerleading? Every stunt, routine, and cheer squad needs a solid base to be successful.

What are the rules for a stunt group?

Best Stunt Group Rules and Requirements There will be five divisions offered: Youth (11 years & younger) up to five team members- all female. Junior (14 years & younger) up to five team members- all female All cheerleaders are eligible regardless of whether or not their squad is competing in the squad competition.