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Partner Stunt Progressions I:
This course is an introduction to partner stunts and spotting for partner stunts. It explains the concept of using building block skills and skill progressions as well as the specific techniques used in common partner stunts. The course also covers proper spotting techniques and how to develop spotting skills for cheerleaders.

Partner Stunts Progressions II:
"Partner Stunt Progressions I": is a prerequisite for this course. This course builds on the fundamental skills taught in "PSP I" and continues through to advanced stunting and transitional stunts.

Motions, Jumps and Tumbling:
This course covers the fundamental techniques involved in cheerleading motions, jumps and tumbling. Basic motions are taught along with the specific techniques to synchronize and sharpen motions. Cheerleading jump technique and jump skill development through proper stretching and strength building are presented. The course also teaches the basic techniques involved in spotting cheerleading tumbling including back handsprings and standing back tucks.

These courses may be available through UCA and other Varsity Brands’ camps and clinics as well as through state coaches conferences and special safety clinics.

For more information, contact your local UCA Representative!

AACCA Safety Course
The AACCA Safety Course is recognized as the standard of care for cheerleading risk management. The course is conducted by an AACCA instructor and is provides certification for the coach for four years. It covers risk management issues, including medical and legal responsibilities, safety awareness, skill progressions and performer readiness. The AACCA course is required by several state high school associations and qualifies for the NCAA requirement for coaches' safety training. For more information, visit www.aacca.org