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Carmen National High
School Unit 2 World Dance Chapter 5: Dance as a Learning Competencies: Discusses the history of cheer dance and the nature of recreational activities Enumerate the timeline of cheerleading Explains how to optimize the energy systems for safe and improved performance Give the basic elements of cheer dance and dance routine Chapter 5 Dance as a Competition (Cheer Dance) Cheerleading- is an event that consist of cheers and organized routines for sports team motivation, audience entertainment, or competition. Cheer Dance- is a dynamic combination of cheerleading moves and stylish dance. We will learn a variety of high energy routines performed to fun music. Group formations and individual expression will have you feeling like a professional cheerleader. Timeline of Cheer Leading Year Event 1870 The first club was established at Princeton University 1880 The first organized yell was recorded at Princeton University 1890 Organized cheerleading was initiated at the University of Minnesota 1900 Usage of megaphone was 1910 The first homecoming was held at the University of Illinois 1920 Women became active in cheerleading 1930 Universities and high school began performing pompom routines 1940 The first company was performed 1950 College cheerleaders began 1960 The pompom was invented by Fred Gasthoff 1967 In addition in cheerleading for the additional activity in football and basketball 1970 The first nationwide television broadcast of national Collegiate 1974 National Cheerleader Association trained of thousands of cheerleaders 1975 The birth of cheerleading routine 1980 National Cheerleading competitions for junior high school 1982 As a method to accommodate the thousands of requests for the new style 1988 UCA introduces cheerleading in Japan 1989 UCA introduce parade cheerleading performances in the United Kingdom 1990 Non- school based organization begin to offer cheer programs
1991 Event based sports begin to
flourish throughout Europe.
1992 UCA introduces cheerleading in
Chile, South Africa and Caribbean countries. 2004 The United States All Star Federation (USASF) 2007 September 2007: The IASF national Federation membership (19nations) 2008 The IASF/ICU continued to - host the World Cheerleading pres Championships, ICU training ent continues around the world. Elements of Cheer Dance Routines 1. Dance Techniques
2. Elements of Cheers
3. Gymnastics Skills Jumps- jumping requires stamina, strength, and flexibility and they greatly improves every areas in cheer dance routine. Tumbling- very dynamic and excellent way to shake crowd up quickly. Properly incorporated tumbling can be real attention getter and crowd pleaser. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY (NU) Learning Assessment: Activity No. 1 IDENTIFICATION (2pts. Each) Direction: Identify the following cheer dance motion. PT No. 1 Goal- To create cheer dance motions and movements Role- Dancer and Choreographer Audience- Family, Teachers, Classmates and Friends Situation- The VCA Dance Troupe is looking of interested student in cheerleading and become a member of the said group. One of the basic requirement is to demonstrate and pass a simple video of cheer dance motions and movements Product- Video Clip about Cheer Dance motions and movements Standard- Correct Movement- 8 pts. Posture and Poise-5 pts. Execution- 3 pts. Total= 15 pts. Thank You and God Bless You!
