About That Time Again LIFE IN A SUITCASE

Yes It Is About Time For ACU COMPETITIVE CHEER TEAM to start TRAVELING AGAIN!!

We'll Skylar's Cheer Team has been having lots of extra practices each and every week to get them ready for our Competitive Cheer Season which will start here next mo. These girls practice on Tuesdays for 2 hours of cheer and one hour of tumbling and then again Thursdays for 2 hours of cheer and then again on Sundays for 4 hours of cheer. I just hope all this practice time helps them with there routine.

We are all getting ready to live out of our suit case for what we hope and pray is another amazing season for the ACU JAGS.


Just in cause you do not know what Competitive Cheer is
All star cheerleading is a competitive team sport incorporating skills from several other disciplines such as gymnastics, dance, stunting and, of course, cheer. All star cheerleading squads do not cheer for other sports teams.

All-Star cheerleading teams differ from other teams by training year-round for competitions. They also differ from most other sports in that every team member is vital to the team and the performance. There are no benchwarmers. Everybody has an integral part! Each member of the squad is trained in all aspects of the sport in order to develop their skills to reach their maximum potential.

All star teams typically consist of between 15 and 35 athletes. Squads can be either co-ed or all female. Teams are carefully constructed to include all the elements needed to perform the complex routines. Every team needs a combination of bases, flyers, tumblers, and dancers. Most of these well rounded athletes are capable of performing all of these skills

Competition routines are typically 2 1⁄2 minutes in length. They are packed with stunts, dances, cheers, chants, and tumbling. Each element is perfectly choreographed to music by an Amzing Coach for the ACU JAGS that is COACH STACIE KHOLES. Most teams have their music custom made for their routines. At competitions, the teams are divided by age and ability level. The routines are judged based on difficulty, execution, creativity, and showmanship. Each team only has one opportunity to get it perfect. At most competitions, anything less than perfect will not result in a win.

All star cheerleading has taken the sport to a new level. Adding the element of competition has allowed the world to see inside the sport in a way never before possible. With competitions being covered on ESPN, no one can any longer deny that cheerleading is indeed, a sport!