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CheerBandz Product Review Part 1

March 5, 2015 - No Comment

Heart of Cheer has the exciting opportunity to review a product on the market which is used to help cheerleaders build...

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Cheer Moms Get Fit Holiday Homestretch Challenge

December 1, 2014 - No Comment

Have you recovered from Black Friday shopping yet? Or are you sitting bug-eyed in front of your computer with...

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Strengthen vs. Support: Exercises to Develop Strong Ankles

October 29, 2014 - No Comment

For most cheerleaders, taping and bracing are a way of life. They have certain injuries that, with taping or...

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How Much is Too Much – Physically Speaking. . .

August 21, 2014 - No Comment

So in answering the big question “How much is too much” we...

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7 Unique Tumbling Drills To Try With A Foldable Incline Mat (Cheese)

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The foldable incline mat (cheese) is one of the most versatiles pieces of equipment. Try these 7 drills to help your handsprings, fulls, step outs and more!

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Something I came across online and wanted to share....

PARENTS: This is a PSA that is weighing heavy on my heart. Because it’s happened to me (EVERY YEAR) and I see it happening to others in this profession. That VERY moment you decide to talk about your child’s coach in front of them, your child is no longer coachable. You have discredited their coach and they feel like they no longer have to listen to them. Yes, your perfect child that says yes ma’am, yes sir, and has good grades, now talks back and doesn’t make proper corrections. YOU have caused an issue not only with your child’s ability to grow, but now that “attitude” has spread in the program.

So before you talk negative about their coach, I urge you to trust them and reach out for the truth if needed. Your child only gives their version of the story when they get home to vent. But here is something all parents need to be reminded of -Coaches are on YOUR TEAM! They want to make your child better. We don’t choose this salary or time away from family to “pick on your child” or “single them out.” We choose it to make a difference in your child’s life! I see too many leaving the profession or being bullied into leaving because parents don’t know how to act.

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