Get Il Lions Cheer Company Tumbling Skills Evaluation Form 2016-2025

Tumbling is a discipline related to gymnastics, often seen in cheerleading and certain gymnastic routines. It is a series of passes, i.e. roundoff back handspring, back tuck, etc. It has become an increasingly popular subset of gymnastics.

Level 1 Forward Roll. Straddle Roll. Backwards Roll. Handstand, Cartwheel. Bridge. Bridge Kickover.

Level 3 Standing Back Handspring Series. Jump Back handspring. Aerial. Punch Front. Round Off Tuck.

Power tumbling is broken down into nine levels which range from the very basic forward rolls to the most advanced tumbling skills, such as double backs and multiple twists. The developmental levels of competition are separated by sex, age, and skill level. Elite competition is separated by sex only. U.S.T.A.

Level 5, previously called “restricted 5”, is where twists in tumbling start to appear! For stunting, teams are allowed up to 1 ½ twist to extended two-legged stunts and 1 twist to extended one-legged stunts. Flyers are also allowed to do a double twist dismount from extended one-legged stunts.

Basic Level 1 Tumbling Skills Back Walkover. Front Walkover. Cartwheel. Round Off.

Tumble 5 is the most advanced tumbling class where students must have a proper Full Twisting Layout. This class was created to allow for training for a double full and combination/series running passes. Students will also learn a standing full and other high level standing passes.

Level 1: cartwheels, round-offs, forward and backward rolls, front and backwalkovers, knee or waist level single leg stunt, two-footed prep, straight cradles • Level 2: backhandspring, front handspring, Level 1 tumbling connected to a handspring, prep level single leg stunts, extended two-footed stunts, half-twisting ...

Tumbling is a discipline related to gymnastics, often seen in cheerleading and certain gymnastic routines. It is a series of passes, i.e. roundoff back handspring, back tuck, etc. It has become an increasingly popular subset of gymnastics.

Level 1 Forward Roll. Straddle Roll. Backwards Roll. Handstand, Cartwheel. Bridge. Bridge Kickover.

Level 3 Standing Back Handspring Series. Jump Back handspring. Aerial. Punch Front. Round Off Tuck.

Power tumbling is broken down into nine levels which range from the very basic forward rolls to the most advanced tumbling skills, such as double backs and multiple twists. The developmental levels of competition are separated by sex, age, and skill level. Elite competition is separated by sex only. U.S.T.A.

Level 5, previously called “restricted 5”, is where twists in tumbling start to appear! For stunting, teams are allowed up to 1 ½ twist to extended two-legged stunts and 1 twist to extended one-legged stunts. Flyers are also allowed to do a double twist dismount from extended one-legged stunts.

Basic Level 1 Tumbling Skills Back Walkover. Front Walkover. Cartwheel. Round Off.

Tumble 5 is the most advanced tumbling class where students must have a proper Full Twisting Layout. This class was created to allow for training for a double full and combination/series running passes. Students will also learn a standing full and other high level standing passes.