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I can do it but I am back on my feet in 3 seconds. Practice with a coach to learn standing and running tumbling skills.

Cheerleading has developed into an athletic sport over the years. The balance beam apparatus strikes fear into the hearts of female gymnasts. Wiki User. Cp started tumbling already able to do forward and backward rolls, cartwheels and round offs. You just have to work at it a lot. good ice skating skills+good swinging skills+speed+wrestling skill= hardest sport. SHUT UP! Victoria Moors had the skill named after her after performing it at the 2013 worlds. At the last second of the back tuck, the flyer opens their arms and legs wide to make an "X" shape with their body. Ya I'll be real here. The tumbling skills required for cheerleading tryouts vary from squad to squad. The Back-full is not a dismount off the beam, rather it’s a skill completed on the beam, which means it takes a great deal of precision.
Easy I am 8 and I can do it. If you are trying out for a squad that requires tumbling, talk to the coach to find out what specific skills are required. They all take a lot of practice & training.
the actual hardest is a standing double, normally performed in All-Star Cheerleading. Popular. The hardest gymnastics skills on beam include dismounts and jumps completed solely on the apparatus, like the Back-full.

Every gymnast has a story of a near-miss or a freak injury caused by a skill gone awry. Any gymnast skill is hard. American Mykayla Skinner has also done it in US national competition. Featured. Although tumbling has become a major part of cheerleading, it isn't always a required skill. I don't play this sport but I'm not going to be immature and bash on hockey. Back-full (beam) Description: A standing back salto tucked with a full twist (360°). Balance Beam. Watch it: Though Victoria Morrs has weak form on the skill in the video linked here, she had some serious guts to even go for it. 11 12 13. My CP has the hardest time with backward tumbling but picks up forward tumbling quickly. Top Answer. a standing full ^that is one of the hardest skills. dawgshow, Jun 30, 2012 #6. It not one of the hardest but it is hard to hold because you have to shift your weight through your fingers. Easiest to hardest: Backwalkover (Beginner skill) Frontwalkover (Level 4-5 skill) Backhandspring (Level 4 skill) Fronthandspring (Level 5 skill) An aerial is a hard skill to place in there because they are different for everybody. 8 Load More. I'd say the hardest to learn at first is a full. This skill is typically performed as a back tuck, but a front flipping basket variation exists. I think someone has already got this skill before year 3 :(Kip.

the actual hardest is a standing double, normally performed in All-Star Cheerleading.

Gymnasts perform multiple flips and twists, high up in the air, and wipe-outs happen. Kudos to those who play ice hockey.

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Tumbling passes that combine two or more flips in a sequence require the utmost balance and coordination on the beam. Easy I …

The skill rates high on the difficulty scale, and may be performed in any of several positions -- open, tuck, pike or layout. a standing full ^that is one of the hardest skills. You just have to work at it a lot. Some have many stories like this. Some have skills or entire groups of skills that they simply won’t do because of a mental block (like, in extreme examples, backward twisting or tumbling.) The X-Out basket This is a variation of the back tuck basket.