Idaho All-Star cheer 2025 Team Tryouts

Now is your chance to become a Champion! Tryout for Idaho All-Star Cheer's 4th Season

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all-star cheer gym in the magic valley

Founded in 2022 by Jared and Megan Burks, we’re an All-Star Cheerleading Gym that’s taking the Idaho cheer world by storm. Our first 3 years in operation was a smashing success, with our teams crushing the competition and earning the title of National Champs at Spirit Sport, Jamz, and PacWest. But that’s not all – all 4 of our Elite teams earned bids to Summit, a feat that’s never been accomplished by other gyms in our area.

Despite the doubters and naysayers, we’ve proven that we’re a force to be reckoned with. We’re passionate about bringing next-level cheerleading to our small town in Twin Falls, Idaho, and we’ve built a program that’s dedicated to helping our athletes achieve their full potential. At Idaho All-Star Cheer, we’re committed to excellence, hard work, and a team-first mentality. Join us on this incredible journey and see what we can accomplish together.

Tryout Schedule

Location at Idaho All-Star Cheer 240 Eastland Dr #6 Twin Falls, ID

May 30th, 2025

Ages 7 and Under
10:00am-11:30am
with a 20 minute Mandatory Parent Meeting to Follow

May 31st, 2025

Ages 8+
10:00am-12:00pm
with a 20 minute Mandatory Parent Meeting to Follow

Important Dates

Sunday, June 1st
Team Reveals

Monday, June 9th
Practice Begins

July 8th-July 11th
Mandatory Choreo

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Tryout Levels

Suggested Level By Skill

Level 2

SUGGESTED SKILLS
Jumps: Athletes should be able to perform more advanced jumps such as herkie, double toe-touch, and pike jump.
Tumbling: Athletes should have good form and technique in their basic tumbling skills and should be working towards roundoff back handspring series, front walkover roundoff back handspring series, valdez back handspring, back walkover back handspring, and front handsprings.
Stunting: Athletes should be able to perform more advanced stunts such as extended stunts, full extensions, and preps to hands.

Level 3

SUGGESTED SKILLS
Jumps: Athletes should have strong, consistent jumps, including toe-touch, pike, and hurdler, and should be working on more advanced jumps such as double jumps and toe-touch back tucks.
Tumbling: Athletes should have good form and technique in their basic tumbling skills, and should be able to perform front walkover roundoff tuck, roundoff back handspring tuck, punch front, front handspring front, and standing back handspring series.
Stunting: Athletes should have strong, consistent stunting skills, including extended stunts, full ups, and rewinds, and should be able to perform advanced pyramids.

Level 4+

SUGGESTED SKILLS
Jumps: Athletes should have strong, consistent jumps, including toe-touch, pike, hurdler, and jump combinations, and should be working on more advanced jumps such as double jumps with a twist.
Tumbling: Athletes should have strong, consistent tumbling skills, including roundoff back handspring layout, front handspring front to layout, front through to layout, standing tuck, standing back handspring tuck, and roundoff whip tucks.
Stunting: Athletes should have advanced stunting skills, including full up to hands, one-man stunts, and twisting dismounts. They should also be able to perform advanced pyramids and tosses.

Flyer Specific

SUGGESTED SKILLS
Flexibility: Flyers need to have excellent flexibility in order to execute stunts with ease and grace. They should be able to perform splits, straddles, and other stretches.
Core strength: Flyers must have strong core muscles to maintain their balance and stability in the air. They should be able to hold their body in a straight line and engage their abdominal muscles.
Upper body strength: Flyers need to have strong arms and shoulders to be lifted and held in the air by their bases. They should be able to hold themselves up in various positions, such as in a "liberty" or "heel stretch".
Coordination: Flyers must be able to coordinate their movements with their bases and spotters in order to execute stunts safely and smoothly.

More than skills

Qualities we look for in our athletes

Positive values & Character

Coachable & willing to learn

Hard working & A team Player

Loves cheer!

Testimonials

our athletes & parents love Idaho all-star cheer

Pre-Tryout

Clinics

We Are Cheer Pre-Tryout Stunt Clinic

May 24th and 25th 10AM-1PM

Get ready to elevate your skills with Cheer Forward! Join us for an intensive stunt clinic designed to hone your technique and prepare you for tryouts on June 8th. Don’t miss this opportunity to fine-tune your stunts and other essential cheerleading skills.

Pre-Tryout Tumbling Clinic

June 4th and June 6th 4pm-6pm

Our tumbling clinic with our Idaho All-Star Coaches is your chance to refine your tumbling skills and boost your confidence before tryouts. Join us for expert instruction and personalized feedback to help you shine on June 8th!

Here's how it works

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Frequently asked questions

Where will the tryouts be held?

Tryouts will be at our Eastland Location. 240 Eastland Dr #6 in Twin Falls.

What if I can't make the tryout days?

We’d hate for you to miss out because of a pre-scheduled event or appointment. To make sure that you can still be part of IASC, please contact us by call or text at (208)280-1048 to schedule a time for private tryout with us.

If I want to be on a prep team do I still tryout?

Yes! Our tryouts are sorted by skill level and sorted into competitive and non competitive (prep) teams. If you are placed on on a competitive team and would rather be on a non-competitive team after tryout results are posted please just let us know.

how are the decisions made for who makes what team?

After tryouts, our coaches go through what is known as “team deliberation.” This is an opportunity for us to go through each athlete’s skill assessment page. From there we create teams based on age, skill, and the make-up of the team. We take into consideration all areas of the score sheet. Although tumbling is the most visible skill, we will also consider stunting skills, ability to pick up choreography, and mental fortitude. Our goal is the place athletes on a team where they will be most successful.

What is required of parents for tryouts?

We strongly encourage parents to help manage their athlete’s expectations before tryouts begin. In reviewing the options available for her/his age and skill level, try to avoid placing pressure on your athletes to make a particular team, and instead focus on what they really love about cheerleading, whether it’s the physical challenge, the friendships, the thrill of competition, or all of the above. Try to reassure your athletes that you are not emotionally invested in what team they make, and that they will always have your support.