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Sue Sylvester – Cheer Coach

I assume some Cheerleading coaches are mortified at being skewered by Sue Sylvester, a character on the hit TV show Glee.

She’s the queen of mean. The new cover girl of Cheerleading coaches.

Coach Sue Sylvester

Coach Sue Sylvester

I love Sue. She’s the best character in the show.

Click PLAY or watch Sue on YouTube.

Become a fan of her Facebook page. Or follow her on twitter.

The Cheer team are the bad girls, of course. … But more embarassing is how they wear their uniform all the time at school.

Losers. ….

Leave a comment to let us know how the Cheer world is handling Sue Sylvester.

what happened to Tye Hill?

UPDATE: Stacy tells:

Tye is also an artist in Cirque du Soleil’s WINTUK!
The show opens Friday, November 13 in New York City.

Likely you’ve seen the Cheer tumbling sensation on YouTube.

A former power tumbler, famous for his kick split into twisting.


Un pro de la gymnastique

Tye was coaching at Cheer Athletics in Dallas. He’s relocated to Total Cheerleading in Auckland, New Zealand. Click through for details.

Frederick Nicolas linked to the video on Facebook.

song and dance on Fox TV – Glee

I’m totally enjoying this oddball TV show.

Click PLAY or watch Don’t Stop Believing on Viddler.

Click PLAY or watch Golddigger on YouTube.

trailer for season 1

the Flip Machine: air filled mat

Posted by Jay Thornton:

A brand new gymnastics and cheerleading product offered by American Gymnast, the Flip Machine is an air-filled unit providing super-fast spring for gymnasts and cheerleaders learning leaps and flipping skills. This video gives a great overview of how the product can be used. It’s great for learning back tucks, front tucks, straddle jumps and a variety of other gymnastics and cheerleading skills.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.


details on American Gymnast

Promoted as a Cheer product, I’d be happy to have one in my Artistic gym.

Air-filled is the future of gymnastics matting.

near collisions in gymnastics

It’s been many, many years since I’ve seen one of these near collisions in a gymnastics gym.

This girl is a cheerleader.

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Linked to by Tracey Morrison on Facebook.

Pythons top Cheer team from Canada

Haven’t talked to anyone in person yet from the Cheer team that trains out of my gym.

But rumour on Facebook is that they were the top Canadian team at the World’s competition in Orlando placing 7th in their division.

CONGRATULATIONS!

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Cristela D’Elia-Burton

I’ll post details when they become available.

backward handspring clinic $25

An excellent special event to add to your annual calendar.

You need good coaches, though. That are able to spot beginners. Especially older Cheer tumblers.

CGA’s Back Handspring Clinic is open to all Superoo’s and Level 1 – 3 students. This is an excellent opportunity to develop strength and technique to successfully complete the “Back Handspring!”

SUNDAY, APRIL 26th
3:00-4:30
$25.oo per gymnast

Cincinnati Gymnastics

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World Cheerleading Championships 2009

World Cheerleading Championships, Walt Disney World in Orlando Florida.

Prelims: Saturday, April 25, 2009
Finals: Sunday, April 26, 2009

… The Cheerleading Worlds has grown to be so large that it needs to be held at two seperate arenas. Disneys Wild World of Sports’ Milkhouse arena and Disney’s Hollywood studios . The Dance Worlds is held in Disney’s famous Epcot.

The Milkhouse and Jostens Center at the Wide World of Sports. The Worlds Showplace at Epcot.

USASF Worlds – FAQs

Good luck to the team that trains out of my gym, The Pythons. The first Alberta team ever to be invited to this prestigious event.

Brittany Crowe competed Artistic until age-18. On graduating High School, she decided to join Cheer. That was last September. Eight months later Brit’s going to Worlds.

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We gave her pom-poms as a send off gift. (Cheerleaders HATE pom-poms.)

MTV – MADE Cheerleaders – trailer

Before you recommend your gymnastics club to the MTV television crew, check out a similar MTV documentary featuring a cheer team.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.


Airs February 28, 2009 at 1pm only on MTV.

Thanks Michael Francesconi from Fanscape.

bad Cheer movie – Fired Up

You must have seen the trailer by now. They’re spending a lot of money on TV commercials to hype the thing.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

Looks lame. Most of the good laughs are in the promo reel, I suspect.

The only review I’ve seen concurs:

… it’s about a pair of high school football players (played by 31-year-old Eric Christian Olsen and 28-year-old Nicholas D’Agosto) who opt out on their team training in order to tag along with the all-female cheerleading squad to their cheer camp/competition.

… I’m pretty certain that we’re looking at a PG-13 here (yes, they can say ’s–t’ all they want with that rating). Heck, if it were actually R, then this film’s audience would have to ask a parent or legal guardian to come with, and that’s just cruel to consider.

Either way, Fired Up drops down on March 20, 2009. To quote one of the sassy cheerleader foes: B. F. D.

‘Fired Up’ Trailer Leaves Us Anything But

CoachWayne2go – mobile gymnastics

Coach Wayne is William Wayne Evans:

A veteran coach in the world of Gymnastics, Tumbling and Cheerleading, CoachWayne has taught private lessons, camps and clinics in both the United States and Europe. Among his accolades, Coach Wayne has produced eight instructional videos; the top-selling 7-video set “Better Back Handsprings” and “Basic Handstand Position.” His “Tumbling Tips” articles are read by hundreds of thousands of students and teachers worldwide …

He and his wife, double Olympian from Slovakia, Zuzana Sekerova, have a mobile gymnastics business.

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It’s called CoachWayne2go.

Check this news clip on the service.

Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.

catastrophic injury in Cheerleading

A Sport TV reporter just mentioned 6 Cheer deaths in the USA since 1982.

Is that true?

I would not be surprised.

… A recent study found that cheerleading injuries more than doubled between 1990 and 2002. Over that period, 200,000 youthful cheerleaders had to be treated in hospital. Most were minor cases, but more than 50 involved “catastrophic injury”. …

Out of America: Cheerleading has become a matter of life and death

Leave a comment if you have links to statistical research.

TumblTrak training videos

I subscribe to the TumblTrak monthly email newsletter.

They are adding more interesting videos to their Training Tips page.

I like the personal touch of Doug Davis’ blog.

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Though not mentioned in this month’s post, Doug is planning a trip to Australia. And bringing many of his products with him to demonstrate Down Under.

TumblTrak is the most innovative equipment manufacturer, by far.

Keep up the good work!