re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By MelliMel  Comments: 145, member since Tue Nov 08, 2005On Thu Dec 01, 2005 05:07 AM
Tumbling is hard to come by pretty much anywhere <i>but</i> the US to be honest. Look at most international competitions and the majority of teams only have a handful of decent tumblers. Most teams are happy with a couple of back handsprings never mind standing tucks. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancing_Eva  Comments: 1556, member since Mon Mar 10, 2003On Thu Dec 01, 2005 05:48 AM
I know what your sayind! I would give my arm for just 1 standing back tuck  |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Thu Dec 01, 2005 08:48 AM
that's crazy. my whole squad but two girls has a standing back tuck, and those two girls are pretty close. i guess you could say they have it, but they're the only two people that aren't consisentent |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancing_Eva  Comments: 1556, member since Mon Mar 10, 2003On Thu Dec 01, 2005 09:00 AM
UCO: You have no idea how lucky you are! I know standing back tucks are normal in the USA, but really, you are sooo lucky. I guess it also has something todo with the gymnastics her. There are no such thing as cheerleading-tumnling-lessons. Just regular tumbling lessons where they jump on a tramploline half of the time :S |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By MelliMel  Comments: 145, member since Tue Nov 08, 2005On Thu Dec 01, 2005 03:02 PM
Even here in Australia (where there is quite a gymnastics culture) gymnasts are hard to come by. Case in point there is only one team that has full team tumbling and their requirements to make the team is round off bhs and round off tuck. They have a few layouts and 1 maybe 2 fulls etc. But that's the top of what we've got here. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By koolwhip79 Comments: 10, member since Wed Dec 07, 2005On Sun Jan 01, 2006 11:08 PM
Leg is perfectly straight...so to me, its perfect! |
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re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Thu Jan 05, 2006 07:20 PM
yeah, a little bit of luck i guess, along with A LOT of hard work. the all-star squad i was on before i graduated high school we had very hard conditioning so we would have our sbt. like 50 back tucks at the end of practice. and we do that on UCO, too.
i understand what you're saying about classes though. i won't lie, i've had some amazing tumbling coaches and i'm so thankful for them. i've had a couple bad ones too, but they never last long because they always got fired lol! are there no tumbling classes at gymnastics gyms there? you don't always have to be a cheer gym to learn tumbling. tumbling technique is the same whether you're a gymnast or cheerleader. i taught a power tumbling class at a gymnastics gym in Edmond last year.
...and if you can't find one, maybe you could ask the owner of a local gymnastics gym to START offering a tumbling class for your girls. if they know they will already have people who want to take the class, i'm sure they'll want offer the class.  |
hi en>fr fr>en By disco_dude91 Comments: 966, member since Sun Dec 04, 2005On Fri Jan 06, 2006 12:39 PM
this bow are arow looks really nice we use it in are partner stunt looks really afectif love it adam xxx |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By mrkcheerleader Comments: 2, member since Sat Jan 14, 2006On Sat Jan 14, 2006 10:07 AM
Your bow and arrow is really good! How do you do one? I can do a high heel stretch but I don't really know how to do a bow and arrow. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Mon Jan 16, 2006 01:02 PM
just keep doing your splits and keep trying to pull that bow and arrow until you can finally do it. it's not going to happen overnight. it also helps if you lean over your front leg when you do your splits. you'll feel a burn if you're doing it right. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By mrkcheerleader Comments: 2, member since Sat Jan 14, 2006On Mon Jan 16, 2006 04:38 PM
I can do the splits and put my nose to the ground when I lean over my front leg so I'll keep on practicing for it.
Thanks for the help! =) |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By VarsityCleader Comments: 99, member since Fri Aug 08, 2003On Tue Jan 17, 2006 09:12 PM
instead of putting your nose to the ground, turn your body and lay your shoulder on it |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By lilc0902 Comments: 24, member since Thu Feb 02, 2006On Thu Feb 02, 2006 07:38 PM
wow, i can't say that it's perfect but i would give it a 10! looks great. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Dancer57730 Comments: 211, member since Sat Oct 08, 2005On Fri Feb 24, 2006 10:54 AM
It looks amazing to me. I'm insanely jealous. You're squad is amazing. Tell them I say congrats on how far they've come and to keep it up.
Signed, Sealed, and Sent,
With Peace, Love, and Dance,
~~~Dancer57730 |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By frankie_ladybug Comments: 20, member since Sun Nov 13, 2005On Mon Mar 20, 2006 10:39 AM
woww dat reali gd xxxx |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By coolshanny1030 Comments: 1, member since Thu Feb 02, 2006On Fri May 19, 2006 08:51 AM
It looks awesome to me. It's amazing on how flexible you are. I can't even believe you can do that. YOU ROCK! |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Gymmel Comments: 24, member since Sun Mar 19, 2006On Sat May 27, 2006 03:10 PM
Great balance. I think it's very difficult to achieve this. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By cheermom2 Comments: 3, member since Thu Jun 08, 2006On Thu Jun 08, 2006 09:02 AM
I agree about pointing the toes. My daughter was doing the same thing as in the picture until her coaches told her she had to point her toes. Pointing your toes while doing a nice bow and arrow is much more difficult than the unpointed foot. So I guess I'm saying while this bow and arrow is good and better than alot of bow and arrows I have seen on other teams, it's not perfect and wouldn't be until the toes are pointed too. Also, someone else said to grab your ankles to point, but my daughter can point now while holding her foot. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Monalysa  Comments: 257, member since Thu Dec 29, 2005On Mon Jun 19, 2006 07:17 PM
Good but she needs to point her foot!! |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By Nicole_Cdc Comments: 7, member since Fri Feb 03, 2006On Mon Jun 26, 2006 06:46 AM
Wow Thats A Lovley Bow And Arrow=) |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By red_velvet_rose   Comments: 752, member since Tue May 09, 2006On Fri Jun 30, 2006 06:13 AM
Thats a great bow and arrow  |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By irishchick139 Comments: 69, member since Sun Feb 27, 2005On Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:28 AM
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yes it is a perfect bow n arrow a think u should try and get taller ppo to put u up higher lol  ):)):)) |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By UCOtwistinBABE  Comments: 636, member since Mon May 16, 2005On Wed Jul 19, 2006 01:51 AM
yes, but if you grab your ankle, you can also pull your leg farther behind you AND it's easier to point your toe. if you grab your foot, you have to reach farther. |
re: Is this a Perfect Bow N Arrow? en>fr fr>en By heartdance Comments: 15, member since Thu Apr 13, 2006On Sat Jul 22, 2006 11:51 AM
ya try to grab ure ankle so u can point ure toes
they always take off points when u dont point ure toes!!!
n maybe if u could get ure torso straitghter
but otherwise
it's AMAZING!!!! |