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Deryn | THE CHEER KIN on Instagram: "Tips to help prevent toeing in stunts👇

⭐️Strengthen the muscles on the front of your shin so you can hold your foot in the correct position more easily. One way to do this is to stand on the edge of a step, with your heels on the step and your toes off. Point your toes until your feet angle downward and your toes drop below the level of the step. Then, flex your feet as hard as you can, pulling your toes upward toward your shins. Repeat as needed. 3 sets of 10-20 reps would be a good start. 

⭐️If you go toe-heavy, try spreading your toes apart as much as you can. This can help reduce how much you toe.

⭐️In an all-girl stunt, stand with your weight mainly on the ball of your foot (with coed stunting, your weight may shift back more toward the heels d Diy Cheer Stunt Stand, Cheer Stunt Stand, Flyer Stretches, Cheer Drills, Stunt Stand, Cheer Stunts, Instagram Tips, Drills, Muscles

Deryn | THE CHEER KIN on Instagram: "Tips to help prevent toeing in stunts👇 ⭐️Strengthen the muscles on the front of your shin so you can hold your foot in the correct position more easily. One way to do this is to stand on the edge of a step, with your heels on the step and your toes off. Point your toes until your feet angle downward and your toes drop below the level of the step. Then, flex your feet as hard as you can, pulling your toes upward toward your shins. Repeat as needed. 3…

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