Tumbling Requirements:

• standing full
• running double full
• whip passes
• toe-touch to a back tuck

Stunting Requirements:

• double down from one leg
• extended level tick-tock with one base
• 2 1/4 twists
• extended inverted stunts

*Junior, Senior, and Open (ages 17+) teams can compete in the level 6 division, but Junior participants must be 9 years of age or older.

Tumbling Requirements:

• standing and running fulls
• standing back handspring multiples to a full

Stunting Requirements:

• extended tick-tocks
• extended single leg stunts
• front flips and twists
• double downs

*Youth, Junior, and Senior teams can compete in the level 5 division, but you must be age 9 or older.

Tumbling Requirements:

• standing back tuck
• standing two back handsprings to a tuck
• layouts and layout step outs
• whip passes
• front handspring front tuck

Stunting Requirements:

• double skill tosses
• extended to extended tick-tock
• switch up to extended one leg
• double down from two legs

* Youth, Junior, Senior, and Open (ages 17+) teams can compete in the level 4 division, but you must be age 8 or older.

Tumbling Requirements:

• aerials
• punch fronts
• round-off tucks or round-off back handspring tucks
• standing multiple back handsprings

Stunting Requirements:

• single leg preps
• extended single leg stunts
• prep to extended tick-tocks
• single skill baskets and hand connected front flips
• full ups

*Youth, Junior, and Senior teams can compete in the level 3 division.

Level 2 is a large division and one of the hardest to compete in for that reason. Just about every gym has a level 2 team that competes. Technique is one of the most important things in this division.

Tumbling Requirements:

• front handsprings
• standing back handsprings
• round-off back handsprings
• T-jump back handspring

Specialty skills for this level include a fly-spring, back handspring step out, and round-off back handspring step out.

Stunting Requirements:

* Mini, Youth, Junior, and Senior teams can compete in the level 2 division.

Level one teams have certain requirements in tumbling and stunting. It is the lowest/beginning level in competition cheerleading.

Tumbling Requirements:

• forwards and backwards rolls
• cartwheels
• round-offs
• front and back walkovers

Specialty skills for this level include back walkover switch legs, tick-tocks, and front handsprings.

Stunting Requirements:

• Stunts are usually done at or below shoulder height (tossing is not allowed)
• Example stunts included are a connected extension, tick-tock at belly level, and a cradle.

*All divisions are able to compete as level one teams (tiny, mini, youth, junior, senior).