All-Star What Is This??

[OldskoolKYcheercoach]

the “angry stomp” clean after any skill performed? Sometimes after an individual skill? Sometimes after a team skill? Appears most out of place when done by a 9 year old with a janky backhand spring or whack cradle?

Is this secret code language to let the judges know this is a V!ROC routine?

 

[Sterling von Shimmer]

Meh. Let them do it. It’s harmless. Plus I’m not going to tell a 9-year-old, “STOP STOMPING BLAKELEIGH! Stomps are only for the GOOD cheerleaders. Why are you crying? I tell you this every week.”

 

[123jump4!]

OMG, my child does this, it's part of the choreo. You made me laugh. It's not angry, it's sassy!

 

[SthrnCheerMom]

It’s actually part of our chero. Several of our girls do it right before pyramid.

 

[alpaca]

I am not a fan either. But it will go out of style soon enough, just like the bobble head roll I used to see.

 

[luv2cheer92]

Doesn't bother me, but people have been doing it for 10+ years at least.

 

[CLynn]

Not a fan either.

 

[Kiermyc]

I think it’s them trying to say skill complete but not excecuted very well.

I like the ones who aren’t tumbling just keep stomping and slapping their legs while they are waiting for the tumbling passes to end.

 

[OldskoolKYcheercoach]

For those of you who failed to recognize the sarcasm...

I’m watching an all star competition this weekend, which I don’t get an opportunity to do very often, and every team has looked like they were stomping bed bugs on the mat.

Just for laughs folks, just for laughs.

 

[OldskoolKYcheercoach]

I am not a fan either. But it will go out of style soon enough, just like the bobble head roll I used to see.

Yes, I was always waiting for some poor little child to suffer a dens fracture doing the head roll