International Cheer Videos

[FullUpFierce]

Love this routine so much! You guys are so tight. It's awesome! A well deserved title! <3

Aw thankyou so much! <3

 

[flipmac]

Who provides cheer insurance in the UK if you don't have a federation? In Australia anyone who just turns up to an open gym session has to present their Australian All Star Cheer Fed card or pay for insurance before we let them stunt- even at try outs. It's only $10 for a year (March through to Feb) and provides catastrophic insurance for each athlete (at least I think so) as well as helping with costs of rehab and out-of-pocket expenses if you can't work.

AASCF is not Australia's governing body, they are just another competition company, legally gyms need to be registered with Australia's government which is gymnastics Australia, if anything happened in your gym a court was involved, your AASCF insurance is going to have a very tough time holding up

 

[Aussiekat]

AASCF is not Australia's governing body, they are just another competition company, legally gyms need to be registered with Australia's government which is gymnastics Australia, if anything happened in your gym a court was involved, your AASCF insurance is going to have a very tough time holding up

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to imply they were the national authority and I can see that I worded that post poorly Where I'm from, AASCF insurance is basically a mandate, regardless of whether you compete with them or not, which can give the appearance of them providing the services of a governing body rather than simply being just another EP. Anyway, what AASCF provides is cheerleading specific personal accident insurance for athletes, so I can't imagine why a gym would rely on that should a court case arise. Nor would I expect for my AASCF insurance to cover court costs should I decide to sue my gym... which I probably wouldn't, but being aware that they have liability insurance as a business, I just might, depending on the severity of the imagined injury, my own personal finances and if I was feeling particularly litigious and vengeful

 

[Kelli Nicole]

TPC Jr Coed 4, Germany

 

[gldngrl]

All Star Legends (New Zealand)


Northern Lights Pearls (Finland)

im really impressed! go NZ!

 

[cheerforeverever]

Cheer Excess (France) has made a lot of progress from the last time I saw them!

 

[cheerforeverever]

FunkyTeam Gorillaz (Finland)

 

[cheeromgbre]

Kind of a random question: why do teams from other countries cheer in english? Why not their native language?

 

[cheerforeverever]

Kind of a random question: why do teams from other countries cheer in english? Why not their native language?

Some do, but in many countries English serves as lingua franca especially in the business world and so it carries over to many things such as music, signs, etc. including cheerleading. Also, with cheerleading beginning in the U.S., many teams adopted the common cheers that are traditional in english (lets go ____, yell ____ and ____) and have done it that way since the beginning.

 

[auscheerflyer]

Wow, awesome, keep them coming!!

This is my team from Berlin, Germany:





You can also visit the youtube channel: TitansBerlin&#39;s Channel - YouTube

LOVE all the camera angles on this! Totally gives you an awesome feeling of what it feels like for both bases and flyers in stunts

 

[auscheerflyer]

Outlaws Fugitives level 5 co ed routine from Nationals last year, from Australia

 

[youbetterwork]

Kind of a random question: why do teams from other countries cheer in english? Why not their native language?

When I think about I have no idea. Most teams count in english too. It sounds sooo weird if people count in swedish, it just doesn't feel right.

 

[youbetterwork]

Everyone have music in english too. I can count on one hand the times I've heard swedish music in a cheer mix. Not common so to speak.

 

[ronjald]

Kind of a random question: why do teams from other countries cheer in english? Why not their native language?

Atleast in Finland the cheers sound much better in English than they would in Finnish; words are shorter and simple, easier to rhyme, etc.

 

[leighhhhhhhh]

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