Advanced Cheerleading Skills and Drills

Learn the essential elements for excelling in advanced cheerleading with insights from University of Oklahoma Coach Brandy Corcoran and the Sooner Cheerleaders! This video breaks down key aspects of elite-level cheer, including:

• Baskets: Master the fundamentals and advanced techniques for successful basket stunting.
• Partner Stunts: Develop strength, precision, and synchronization in partner stunt formations.
• Pyramids: Learn the construction and safety protocols for building impressive and stable pyramids.
• Tumbling: Explore essential tumbling skills and progressions for advanced routines.

This resource is a must-have for aspiring elite cheerleaders looking to elevate their skills.

About Coach Brandy Corcoran:

Brandy Corcoran is a highly respected figure in the cheerleading world, bringing over 16 years of coaching experience across all levels of the sport. She has a strong affiliation with the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) for 15 years, having coached numerous National Champions and All-American athletes.

Currently, Corcoran serves as the coach and spirit coordinator for coed competitive cheerleading and dance programs at Oklahoma City University (OCU). She is a passionate advocate for the recognition of cheerleading and dance as championship sports within the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Corcoran's dedication led to her election as president of the NAIA Cheer and Pom Coaches Association.

Under her leadership at OCU, the team achieved historic success in the 2010-11 season, securing the first NAIA titles in large coed cheerleading and large dance. The team also earned a runner-up position in small coed cheerleading, with fifteen athletes achieving All-American status.

Corcoran's extensive coaching background includes:

• University of Oklahoma (2002)
• Oklahoma City University (OCU)
• Spirit Coordinator, Central Oklahoma (2000-2003)
• Westmoore High School (2000-2003)
• Tuttle, Oklahoma (1990-2001)

Her teams have consistently achieved top-five placements at the Collegiate National Cheerleading Championships. Notable achievements include guiding Central Oklahoma to the 2002 and 2003 NCA all-girl cheer and 2003 dance national championships, and leading Tuttle to nine state championships.