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Cheerleading Motions and Formations

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Which of the following best describes the 'T' motion in cheerleading?

Arms bent parallel to the ground with fists in front of the shoulders.

One arm in a high 'V', the other in a low 'V'.

Arms extended upwards, forming a 'V' shape.

Arms extended straight out to the sides, parallel to the ground. (correct)

In cheer dance, what is the 'dagger' motion?

One arm extended in a high 'V', with the other extended in a low 'V'.

Both arms bent in front of the chest with elbows facing down and fists facing each other. (correct)

Arms extended up in a high 'V'.

Arms bent with fists in front of the shoulders.

Which motion involves one arm being in a high 'V' position while another is in a low 'V' position?

Low 'V' motion

Diagonal motion (correct)

'K' motion

High 'V' motion

What does the term 'set' refer to in the context of cheer dance?

<p>The choreography and formation that teams use in their routines. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the 'candle' motion?

<p>Arms extended in front with fists facing each other (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Cheerleading Motions

Cheer dance involves routines combining gymnastic skills (jumps, tumbling, lifts, tosses) with team cheers during sporting events.

Basic Cheer Motions

High "V": Arms extended upward forming a "V" shape.
Low "V": Arms extended downwards at a 45-degree angle forming a "V" shape.
Broken "T": Arms bent parallel to the ground, fists in front of shoulders.
"T" Motion: Arms extended straight out to the sides, parallel to the ground.
Diagonal Right: One arm high "V," the other arm low "V," forming a diagonal.
Diagonal Left: Left arm high "V," right arm low "V."
"K" Motion: One arm high "V," other arm crossed over body in low "V."
Dagger: Bent arms in front of chest, elbows down, fists facing each other.
Candle: Arms extended forward, fists facing each other, like holding a candle.

Cheerleading Formations

Set: Choreography and formation teams use during routines.

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This quiz covers various cheerleading motions and formations used in routines. Learn the names and techniques associated with basic cheer moves such as High 'V', Low 'V', and more. Test your knowledge and expertise in cheer dance and enhance your performance at sporting events.