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Cheerleading Safety From AACCA. Solutions to address the risks involved in cheerleading.
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Summary of Changes for 2012-13 High School Rules
We have created a site just for rules, questions and interpretations. The comment section works much better there. I will be moving some of the questions and answers from here to the new site. In the meantime, the new summary of changes and rules listing along with Q&A, video and photos can be found at http://cheerrules.com/aacca-hs/
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Update to 2011-12 College Rules
AACCA has updated the 2011-12 College Cheerleading Safety Rules with a slight modification regarding flip dismounts in Rule D-5-b. The previous rule wording allowed single based front flip dismounts from shoulders to land in a cradle or on the performing surface with assistance from the base. However, the double base dismount only allowed landing in [...]
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Clarifications on 2011-12 AACCA School Rules
In order to clarify the intent of certain rules, the AACCA has released an updated version of the 2011-12 School Rules. These editorial changes should help coaches and rules interpreters in a better understanding of the rules. Clarification on the interpretation of a “cradle”: The definition of a cradle does not specify that a top person [...]
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2011-12 School Rules Posted
The 2011-12 AACCA School Rules have been posted. So, what’s new? The glossary has been revised to more clearly define some skills and new glossary definitions have been added. Partner Stunts, Pyramids and Tosses have been split out into their own sections to make for better understanding of the rules and better referencing when citing [...]
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Progression and Repetition in a GPS World
by Jim Lord, AACCA Executive Director I’ve had the opportunity to be involved in cheerleading for over 25 years as a cheerleader, coach, camp instructor, head camp instructor, staff trainer, administrator, conference presenter and safety expert and perhaps more than anything else, safety comes down to this: progression and repetition. The more you allow for [...]
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