Tiffani G.

My cheerleading career began 15 years ago cheering for a youth program for 3 years, all 4 years of high school, and becoming a songleading instructor for the United Spirit Association (USA) for 4 years teaching camp to high school and middle school students. I have coached and choreographed nationally ranked youth and high school teams. I had the honor of coaching a group of girls from youth to their senior year in high school who became the nationally ranked youth team and the first and only nationally ranked cheer team at Deer Valley High School.

-Completed a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology with an emphasis in dance

- In 2006 workshopped a stage show called, Cheer: The Musical with some of the top choreographers in the industry such as: Travis Payne (Michael Jackson), Tony G. (Bring It On), Ron De Jesus (Broadway), Robert Royston (Taylor Swift), Lisa Schriver (Broadway), Keith Young (Rent) and Maria Torres (Disney's Enchanted).

- I was voted rookie of the year with USA for the 2004 summer.

A session begins with a proper warm up that caters to the activities of the session usually working on strength, endurance, and toning. There are 3 session types to choose from with a maximum of 5 person to a session:

1) Cheer technique- consists of motion technique, learning or perfecting a cheer routine, some tumbling, stunting (groups of 4 or 5), and cheer basics such as cheers, chants, and cheer dances.

2) Songleading/Pom- sessions cater to songleading dance routines that may or may not incorporate poms, learn new choreography or work on existing choreography, and dance technique.

3) Tryout clinic- a preparation session for tryouts. All of the tools needed to make a team are worked on and a mock tryout to get the feeling of a tryout.