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Clinics

Cheer Clinic Coaches, Book a Cheerleading Clinic

Bring adult clinicians to your gym, school or event for stunting, tumbling, jumps and tryout prep. Post the date and the plan, then invite clinicians by skill and state.

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Types of clinics

Pick the clinic your team needs

Two bases holding a stunt

Stunt clinic

Grips, timing, body position for flyers, bases and backspots, and the progressions to the next level of stunt.

An athlete doing a back handspring on a spring floor

Tumbling clinic

Stations for standing and running tumbling, drills on mats and wedges, and spotted attempts.

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Jump and dance clinic

Flexibility, jump technique and height, sharp motions and performance.

Tryout prep clinic

The skills, cheer and dance a school or college team asks for at tryouts, and how to present them.

Game day clinic

Sideline cheers, crowd leading, band dances and timeout material for school squads.

Coach clinic

Spotting, progressions and routine planning for the coaching staff of a gym or school.

Planning

What to settle before the clinic

Length and schedule
A half day covers one focus well. A full day can rotate groups through stations with breaks.
Group size and levels
Split athletes by level so each station teaches the right progressions.
Space and equipment
A spring floor or enough mats, a tumbling track or wedges if you have them, and room for every station.
Staffing
How many clinicians and spotters, and who runs the warm up and check in.
A coach spotting a back walkover in the gym

Questions

About cheer clinics

What is a cheer clinic?

A clinic is a short, focused training session for a group, usually a few hours to a full day, led by one or more guest clinicians. It targets specific skills, like stunting or jumps, or a goal, like tryouts.

How is a clinic different from a camp?

A camp usually runs over several days and teaches material, like cheers, dances and a routine. A clinic is shorter and skill focused, and is often run at your own gym or school.

How many clinicians do we need?

Plan enough adult clinicians and spotters for the number of athletes and the skills involved. Stunting and tumbling stations need a spotter at every station.

Who can book clinicians here?

Gyms, schools, teams and event organizers post a clinic offer on a business plan and invite adult clinicians 18 and over.

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