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Is a cone from the word CHEER and DANCE.
CHEERDANCE
to shout out words and phrases
that may help motivate and boost the morale
of a playing team and perform better during
the game.
CHEER
on the other hand is a physical activity
where on expresses emotions or gestures while
performing bodily movements usually in time
with rhythm
DANCE
Cheerleading dates to the 1860s, in Great
Britain, and entered the US in the
1880s
Princeton University, in ____, got the idea
that crowd chanting at football games
1884
catchy cheer.
Ray, Ray, Ray!
UAAP
University Athlethic Association of the Philippines.
CHEERDANCE
POSITION
Flyers
Bases or Mounts
Bases or Mounts
these are the cheerleaders who are held
and thrown into the air and are doing the stunts.
Flyers
these are the persons in
charge of holding and controlling the throw of
flyers.
Bases or Mounts
front spot and back spot members are
those who stand behind or in front of the flyers and
support the flyers to prevent them from falling.
Spots
19 BASIC CHEER MOTION
BEGINNING STANCE
CHEER STANCE
CLASP
CLAP
HIGH V
LOW V
TOUCHDOWN
LOW TOUCHDOWN
OVERHEAD CLASP
LOW CLASP
BOW AND ARROW
TABLE TOP
PUNCH
L MOTION
DIAGONAL
T MOTION
HALF T
SIDE LUNGE
FRONT LUNG
cultural dances
performed by communities to celebrate
important events like harvests or religious
figures.
cultural dances
performed by communities to celebrate
important events like harvests or religious
figures.
FESTIVAL DANCE
TYPES OF FESTIVALS
RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
&
SECULAR NON- RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
Is a festival by a certain or specific group of
churches or religious.
RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
special occasion of
feasting and celebration, feast have long been
used by religious followers to honor gods.
RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
Is a festival with a group of
people, community and culture. It
is the opposite of religious festival;
a celebration of peoples’s industry
and bountiful harvest.
SECULAR NON- RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL
RELIGIOUS
FESTIVALS
Feast of the Black Nazarene
Sinulog Festival
Pahiyas Festival
Ati – Atihan Festival
Moriones Festival
Dinagyang Festival
Sangyaw Festival
January 9
Quiapo, Manila
Feast of the Black Nazarene
15 January or every second
Sunday of January
- Cebu City
Sinulog Festival-
Lucban
Pahiyas Festival -
3rd Sunday of January
Kalibo, Aklan
Ati – Atihan Festival-
Holy Week
Marinduque
Moriones Festival-
Every Fourth of january
Ilo- ilo city
Dinagyang Festival
