Monkey Mea-Mea AKA Meagan C. asked:

Do you think cheerleading is a sport?

Kaylie’s answer:

yes of course it is!!!

Ashlie Stevens asked:

im trying to do a tou touch for cheerleading but i cant pull my legs up and im scared that ill fall down in the air

Kaylie’s answer:

you probably wont fall down on your butt. i have trouble with reaching all the way to my toes. keep on practicing the jump and stretch a lot!

Allyson - asked:

I don't know what sport to pick. Cheer or Volleyball

Kaylie’s answer:

cheer

SyLvia K. =]]! K. asked:

i cheerlead and im tall and skinny but alot of girls on my team are short and skinny what level would be good for me 2 fly?

Kaylie’s answer:

if you want to fly go ahead and fly !!! :-) i'm not sure what level for you but maybe one level up would be good
hope i helped :P

Stacy Vensko asked:

Where can I find easy dance steps online (videos) to teach my youth cheereladers a new dance?

Kaylie’s answer:

go to youtube.co and type in cheerleading dance moves

Kaela Maurine asked:

What cheer facial expressions are good for cheer tryouts?

Kaylie’s answer:

smile that lets the judges know if your having a good time

Kaela Maurine asked:

Need A really Cute and unique enterance cheer for tryouts(:

Kaylie’s answer:

one or two round offs then a backflip then go into the cheers and routines and stuff

Caroline asked:

I need to work on becoming a flyer?

Kaylie’s answer:

lock your knees i have to say that to the flyers all the time don't try to go on your toes or heels and have a back spotter that your trust stretch a lot to do extreme stunts practice your splits a lot also

Reylene Abbott asked:

How do i learn to get along with my coach if her and her daughter have a constant oppinion about me? And how do i deal with her favoritism?

Kaylie’s answer:

try doing a stunt with your friends when your coach is not around then show her at practice and she'll see that your better at being the flyer instead of her daughter

Emily asked:

What is your favorite cheerleading move?

Kaylie’s answer:

a backbend