Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at goflamescheer@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Is there training for the kids to learn about the sport?

Yes, we offer a wonderful spring camp in May where athletes will be introduced to basic cheer, stunt,and tumbling techniques.

What’s the difference between sideline cheer and competitive cheer?

Sideline Cheer is made up of youth who cheer exclusively for a sport and do not attend competitions. Sideline cheer is a separate program than competitive and cheerleaders in sideline programs generally do not participate in competitive activities.

What is the Difference between All-Star Competition Cheer and Rec reational Competition Cheer?

All-Star programs are associated with a sanctioned gym (NOT your local high school gymnasium!)

Recreational Competition Cheer is usually a community based squad.

What are the Levels and Divisions?

Levels and divisions are sorted by tumbling and stunting skills.

Will we Cheer for a football team ?

No.

Will we compete?

Yes.

Will we travel?

Yes.

What is the time commitment for cheerleading?

The time commitment varies depending on the team and level of competition. Typically,

cheerleading teams have several practices per week and attend competitions and games on weekends.

What is the age range?

Flames Cheerleading is geared towards cheerleaders ages 8-17.

Frequently Asked Questions

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