Cheerleading Camp

1. First select a cheerleading camp that best suits your team’s level and experience. (view our current fundraising ideas) It is okay to select a cheerleading camp that is a stretch for your squad. Don’t select a cheerleading camp that is too easy or too hard, as your team will become disinterested or frustrated. Cheerleading camp is all about learning and having fun
After selecting a camp, make sure all forms including medical releases and physical are filled out and completed by the assigned dates.

2. Prior to camp you need to have a couple of practices before hand so that your team does not show up unprepared. Camp is a time to learn new stunts, cheers, dances, sidelines, and routines, so no time should be wasted. During this time you should also set goals for your team, whether it be learning more difficult stunts or bringing back more cheers to use on the sidelines.

3. To benefit the most from your camp experience make sure to write down all of the cheers that you learn and video tape all of the stunts that are taught. You will be given so much to learn that it will be overwhelming to try and remember all the skills you learned once you are home.

4. Cheerleading camp sets the foundation for what you will be working on throughout the season. What are your teams goals and objectives? Cheer camp is the perfect place to setting your goals for the year. What competitions are you going to, what will it take to get there, how much money will your squad need?

5. Fundraising is also an important part of Cheerleading. The Get Ready Go Green Community Shopper tote is the perfect fundraising tool that will get you to the next National or local competitions.