Free Guide: Overcoming Challenges Of Coed Cheerleading Teams

Whether you are looking to start a co-ed team at your school or you are joining a co-ed team, here is a review of some of the pros and cons that cheerleaders, coaches and parents might face. Fill out the form below to get your free copy now, and easily save, print and share this guide with your cheer community! Name* First Last Email* Enter Email Confirm Email Zip Code Which best describes you: CheerleaderDancerCoachParentChoreographerOther Sign me up to receive emails from Omni Cheer Blog and its partners Omni Cheer Blog does not sell your contact information. See our privacy policy. Email Preview Pros and Cons Check out these 5 pros and cons and get tips for planning and insight that will help you avoid and address the cons! Tips for Co-ed Teams Male cheerleaders and co-ed team members and leaders have to take into consideration various social and cultural costs and benefits. This section covers tips for male cheerleaders and their coaches, teammates and parents. Fitness How do co-ed teams determine their fitness regimes and how what methods do they use to reach their goals? Consider these positives and negatives when planning fitness goals and needs for co-ed teams. Uniforms and Gear Running a coed cheerleading squad presents a new set of obstacles for team leaders to overcome. With a little planning, though, it shouldn’t be hard to analyze your cheerleading team’s needs and put together a detailed product list that will make ordering uniforms and gear for your cheer squad a breeze! Drama With the many benefits that come from co-ed teams in cheerleading, at times there may be some conflict. One issue that teams often seem to run into is dating drama among members. Here are some tips to keep in mind when dealing with dating drama as a coach or team member. Download your FREE copy of the guide now to access all the tips!