PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10
Fourth Quarter
Melchor C. Copioso
CHEERDANCE AND
CONTEMPORARY DANCE
OTHER DANCE FORMS
LOCOMOTOR
Direction:
Tell whether the movement being presented is locomotor or
non-locomotor.
NON-LOCOMOTOR
LOCOMOTOR NON-LOCOMOTOR
LOCOMOTOR NON-LOCOMOTOR
LOCOMOTOR NON-LOCOMOTOR
LOCOMOTOR NON-LOCOMOTOR
LOCOMOTOR NON-LOCOMOTOR
LOCOMOTOR NON-LOCOMOTOR
CHEERDANCE
• Cheerdance is coined from the words, cheer and dance.
• To cheer is to shout out words or phrases that may help motivate and
boost the morale of a playing team and perform better during a game.
• Dance, on the other hand, is a physical activity where one expresses
emotions or gestures while performing bodily movements usually in time
with rhythm.
CHEERDANCING
• Cheerdancing is rooted in cheerleading.
• Cheerleading is the performance of a routine, usually dominated by
gymnastic skills such as jumps, tumbling skills, lifts, and tosses combined
with the shouting of cheers and yells to lead the crowd to cheer for a
certain team during a game or sport.
• It originated in the United States.
CHEERDANCE
• Due to Filipino’s love for dancing, they added more dance routines to their
cheers and came up with the term “cheerdance” wherein it is a routine
composed of yells and cheers, gymnastic skills (pyramids and tosses,
stunts, tumbling skills, arm and hand positions and jumps), and dance
fusion of different dance genres.
• Today, cheerleading is identified as one of the most spectacular events in
one of the biggest collegiate sports events in the country, the UAAP
(University Athletic Association of the Philippines)
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees and Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees and Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees and Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees and Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees and Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees and Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees and Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees &
Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees &
Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees &
Hip Position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees &
Hip Position
• Legs/Feet Positions
• Feet Together
• Feet Apart
• Dig (Front and Side)
• Hitch, Liberty, and Scale
• Lunge (Front and Side)
• Knees &
•Hip Position
• Arms/Hand Movements
• Beginning stance
• Cheer Stance
• “T” position
• Half “T” position
• Clap, Clasp
• Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp
• Touchdown, Low Touchdown
• High “V” and Low “V”
• Bow and Arrow
• Tabletop
• “L” position
• Diagonal position
Essentials of CHEERDANCING
CHEERDANCE
• Tabaco City Division during the Regional Cheerdance Competition for
Teachers 2019
• NU Pep Squad full routine UAAP Season 85 Cheerdance Competition

Cheerdance - Grade 10 - Q4

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    PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10 FourthQuarter Melchor C. Copioso
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    LOCOMOTOR Direction: Tell whether themovement being presented is locomotor or non-locomotor. NON-LOCOMOTOR
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    CHEERDANCE • Cheerdance iscoined from the words, cheer and dance. • To cheer is to shout out words or phrases that may help motivate and boost the morale of a playing team and perform better during a game. • Dance, on the other hand, is a physical activity where one expresses emotions or gestures while performing bodily movements usually in time with rhythm.
  • 11.
    CHEERDANCING • Cheerdancing isrooted in cheerleading. • Cheerleading is the performance of a routine, usually dominated by gymnastic skills such as jumps, tumbling skills, lifts, and tosses combined with the shouting of cheers and yells to lead the crowd to cheer for a certain team during a game or sport. • It originated in the United States.
  • 12.
    CHEERDANCE • Due toFilipino’s love for dancing, they added more dance routines to their cheers and came up with the term “cheerdance” wherein it is a routine composed of yells and cheers, gymnastic skills (pyramids and tosses, stunts, tumbling skills, arm and hand positions and jumps), and dance fusion of different dance genres. • Today, cheerleading is identified as one of the most spectacular events in one of the biggest collegiate sports events in the country, the UAAP (University Athletic Association of the Philippines)
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
  • 18.
    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Arms/HandMovements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees and Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees and Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees and Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees and Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees and Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees and Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees and Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees & Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees & Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees & Hip Position
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    Essentials of CHEERDANCING Legs/FeetPositions • Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees & Hip Position
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    • Legs/Feet Positions •Feet Together • Feet Apart • Dig (Front and Side) • Hitch, Liberty, and Scale • Lunge (Front and Side) • Knees & •Hip Position • Arms/Hand Movements • Beginning stance • Cheer Stance • “T” position • Half “T” position • Clap, Clasp • Overhead Clasp, Low Clasp • Touchdown, Low Touchdown • High “V” and Low “V” • Bow and Arrow • Tabletop • “L” position • Diagonal position Essentials of CHEERDANCING
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    CHEERDANCE • Tabaco CityDivision during the Regional Cheerdance Competition for Teachers 2019 • NU Pep Squad full routine UAAP Season 85 Cheerdance Competition