
Cheer Photos - Members Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancing_Eva  Comments: 1556, member since Mon Mar 10, 2003On Tue Nov 22, 2005 05:42 AM
Hi!
This is Maylinn again stunting with some senior girls from the squad Viqueens. I think this Bow N Arrow is very good, but is it perfect? Any advice? 48 Replies to Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By bigwinner Comments: 1004, member since Wed May 25, 2005On Tue Nov 22, 2005 08:02 PM
Im no expert but it looks great to me. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By aussiecheer  Comments: 591, member since Mon Oct 13, 2003On Tue Nov 22, 2005 09:56 PM
It looks great. She's a great little flyer! |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By ShannonJ Comments: 106, member since Sat May 01, 2004On Tue Nov 22, 2005 10:13 PM
That's gorgeous! Bow and arrows are so hard to get to. Is this being used as a part of a stunt sequence? |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancing_Eva  Comments: 1556, member since Mon Mar 10, 2003On Wed Nov 23, 2005 03:18 AM
Yes we do this stunt in our Group Stunt. We start from a regular ground up liberty position and then she just kicks the legs up on the way so it becomes a direct Bow N Arrow. It looks really cool  |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Sat Nov 26, 2005 12:49 AM
well it's hard to define perfect, but i'd say it's pretty amazing. but i would like it better if she would grab by her ankle instead so that way she could point her toe though. pointed toes make a huge difference in anything. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancing_Eva  Comments: 1556, member since Mon Mar 10, 2003On Sat Nov 26, 2005 07:03 AM
I agree, I will tell her to work on that! I know, pointet toes is soo mutch nicer to watch! |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Phantomo Comments: 174, member since Sat May 29, 2004On Sat Nov 26, 2005 08:39 AM
But won't that look for Cirque Du Soleil or Ballet instead, if she pointe?  |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Moonlitefairy06  Comments: 5537, member since Fri Apr 16, 2004On Sat Nov 26, 2005 12:28 PM
I think it takes more flexibility to flex the foot over her head the way she's doing it here then to point her toes. I think this looks perfect, I can't seee it getting much better. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By guerillaradio6 Comments: 8, member since Sat Nov 26, 2005On Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:46 PM
wow!
thats fabulous
your team seems great
keep up the good work |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Sun Nov 27, 2005 12:13 AM
what's wrong with looking Cirque Du Soleil? judges love new things. people are constantly incorporating more gymnastics, ballet, jazz and other moves into their routines. if we all did the same "cheerleading" type things all the time, the cheerleading world would get boring. anyway, i'd have to disagree. pointing toes is always better, unless it's a hip hop dance move or something that is supposed to have a spunky sort of flexed foot. |
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re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By CoolChick214 Comments: 58, member since Mon Dec 16, 2002On Sun Nov 27, 2005 11:55 AM
Edited by CoolChick214 (52084) on 2005-11-27 11:57:29
so do when girls do scales and arabesques they should flex their feet as much as possible right? becuase they wouldnt want to look like ballerinas or Cirque du Soleil artists or anything. pointing your toes on things like stunts (not the foot your standing on of course) and jumps are things judges look for on-most of the time they fall under technique on a score sheet. Also most of the girls on my squad have alot harder time pointing their foot in their bow-n-arrow and still having it right by their head. It is a excellent bow-n-arrow though. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By VarsityCleader Comments: 99, member since Fri Aug 08, 2003On Sun Nov 27, 2005 11:57 AM
ugh, i would grimace if i saw a scale with a flexed foot, are you kidding me? |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By CoolChick214 Comments: 58, member since Mon Dec 16, 2002On Sun Nov 27, 2005 11:59 AM
exactly! the same thing applies to heel stretches and bow-n-arrows as to arabesques and scales. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Sun Nov 27, 2005 10:38 PM
"so do when girls do scales and arabesques they should flex their feet as much as possible right? becuase they wouldnt want to look like ballerinas or Cirque du Soleil artists or anything. "
great point! that's exactly what i'm sayin! judges are always looking for pointed toes. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By VarsityCleader Comments: 99, member since Fri Aug 08, 2003On Mon Nov 28, 2005 04:46 AM
geez, i thought she was serious!
that's the internet for ya |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Mon Nov 28, 2005 02:28 PM
no, i'm pretty sure she was being sarcastic. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By MelliMel  Comments: 145, member since Tue Nov 08, 2005On Mon Nov 28, 2005 05:35 PM
What I wouldn't give for that happy little flyer with great flexibility... |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Mon Nov 28, 2005 08:46 PM
Edited by UCOtwistinBABE (131005) on 2005-11-28 20:47:49
i'd love to have the whole stunt group  that happy little flyer would just be a happy little girl standing on the ground doing a bow-n-arrow if she didn't have the bases and back. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By MelliMel  Comments: 145, member since Tue Nov 08, 2005On Tue Nov 29, 2005 01:14 AM
I stand corrected
Yes, if the <b>whole</b> stunt group wants to hop on a plane down under i'll welcome them with open arms. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancing_Eva  Comments: 1556, member since Mon Mar 10, 2003On Tue Nov 29, 2005 05:19 AM
LOL, naah, theyr mine  Haha! They did tictoc yesterday, it was rock solid to  wuui! You still cant have them  |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By LoopyLois  Comments: 240, member since Thu Nov 10, 2005On Tue Nov 29, 2005 01:46 PM
I think that's really beautiful! Fantastic!!! |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Tue Nov 29, 2005 04:12 PM
they're such hard workers! i'd kill just to have so many kids their age that just work that hard, even if they weren't as talented! are they around junior high age? because it seems like most of the girls i've coached that were around 11, 12, 13 years old just thought they were as awesome as they could get with a backhandspring or tuck and liberties and they didn't want to work to get anything else...
the girls i've coached in all-star seem to be a different thing though. maybe because they compete and if they don't work to get better, they lose, so they try harder every time after that. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancing_Eva  Comments: 1556, member since Mon Mar 10, 2003On Wed Nov 30, 2005 05:04 AM
The girls I coach (this group stunt is on this squad) are between the age og 12 and 16. Thats a hard age lol, but this squad is really hard workers so I think they can be good. We hope they can go high in the Norwegian Championship. In Norway the tumbling is waay behind USA etc so my squad (we have 2 roundoff tempi (double back hand spring) as the best tumbling) have the best tumbling of all junior squads in Norway  I guess we just are not a tumbling country,lol, but atleast my girls are trying the best they can with tumbling lessons etc so I have to be pleased anyway!  |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:52 PM
tumbling in Norway will catch up one day. as i always say, Rome wasn't built in a day. |