UK Cheerleading Documentary: The truth behind the Pompoms

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Check out this preview of UK Cheer: The Truth Behind the Pompoms

Ask Any cheerleader and they would tell you they would love to educate people about Cheerleading so people could know the differents between pom dance,side-line and Allstar cheerleading. CheerCoach.net, in collaboration with Panvista Productions is producing a cheerleading documentary: The Truth behind the Pompoms.                                                                                                 From what we have seen in the preview the documentary seems to be depicting the truth about british Cheerleading  and informing the viewer so they can make a knowledgeable decision about the sport. The documentary includes Tori Hardy Head coach of unity , Tessa Crow of Future cheer , Claire Mckay Head coach of Goldstar and we hope many more people.

So go to http://www.cheercoach.net  and check it out to watch the full documentary

Here is the promo

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Founder and CEO Caroline is a cheerleading expert, social media and website consultant and owner of the number one UK cheerleading resource, Cheer From Head To Toe (CFHHT). With, 18-plus years of experience in the cheerleading industry, As a previous athlete and coach, I knew the solution to these pain points so created digital resources to educate the cheer community on all things UK cheerleading. Caroline is aware of the pain points coaches and athletes are experiencing. These problems decrease their motivation, leaving them feeling stuck. The UK cheer community is eager to learn but doesn’t know how or where to start CFHTT was created to rectify this. CFHTT is a trusted resource that has developed a loyal following.

2 thoughts on “UK Cheerleading Documentary: The truth behind the Pompoms”

  1. Hi, the problem is not that people don’t know what cheerleading is, all misunderstanding is due to the lack of information and honesty from coaches regarding the risk and dangers of practicing cheerleading. Coaches shouldn’t teach children unless they have explained openly and honestly what cheerleading is about. I was a misleaded mother who put my eight year old to do cheerleading at school but nobody bothered to tell me what my daughter was supposed to do in the session. Nevetheless, the coach was very quick on asking me to sign a liability form in which I absolve her of any responsibility if my daughter suffered injury, illness or any damage of any sort. If you are going to teach something so dangerous to children at least take the responsibility for your actions.

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    1. Hi there
      Its ashamed that you had,bad experience with not properly being inform of the risks of this amazing sport. The risks should always be explain but for me the rewards have always out-weigh the risk. I have made friends for life and have learnt life skills such as commitment , discipline and respect for other all skill I use in my working life.

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