What is the hardest position in a stunt?

base
In general, many people would argue that the hardest position is the base. Every stunt needs a solid foundation, so without a good base, no stunt would ever be successful! The bases need to have solid footing, solid holds, and be able to catch flyers at any moment during the routine.

What is the most difficult stunt in cheerleading?

Basket Toss. The basket toss is considered an advanced cheerleading stunt and is often one of the first advanced cheerleading stunts mastered by a squad.

2:2:1 Pyramids. 2:2:1 pyramids are pyramids that are essentially three stories high.

Advanced Loads.

Advanced Tricks.

Advanced Dismounts.

What is a teddy bear stunt?

Teddy Bear The bases have the flyer in a Prep. They dip (the flyer sits, or bends her body in half, and ends up in a straddle position) and with one hand catch the flyer’s thigh. With the other hand they catch the flyer’s foot. Two bases will each hold a different foot of a flyer at their waist level.

What is thigh stunt?

The Double Thigh Stand is one of the most important beginner stunts you should know. From this stunt, you can do a variety of variations to create numerous stunts. Tips: Make sure your Bases have deep lunges for the Flyer to stand on. The flyer lands in front of the stunt with her feet together.

What stunt is the sweep used to dismount from?

What stunt is the sweep used to dismount from? Full. A full is done after a prep and the bases have their arms straight in the air. After a full extension, the bases and back throw the flyers legs forward and catch them.

What does shoulder stand do?

Builds strength and flexibility. Lifting into—and holding—shoulder stand requires a lot of core strength along with upper body strength. It also increases the range of motion and flexibility in your neck and shoulders and can even strengthen your legs and back muscles as your entire body is engaged during the posture.