The 2016-17 All Star Prep season will begin during the first week of September 2016. These half-year teams will practice one per week for approximately two hours between 5:30pm and 9:30pm. All Star Prep tuition is $165/month from September to April. Join Rock Solid’s All Star Prep for a half-year, low cost introduction to all-star cheerleading!

The “All Star Prep” or “Half Year” program is designed to give more cheerleaders the chance to experience and participate in all star cheerleading. This is great for athletes who are new to the sport of

all star cheerleading.

It was created for those athletes and families who would prefer less of a time commitment, lower cost and would like to compete locally. Practices occur once a week on Thursdays for 2 hours between the hours of 5:30pm and 9:30pm. These teams will compete at three local competitions. Tuition is $165 per month and includes training, choreography and competition fees.  

(Uniform not included in tuition. Cost is approx $250)

Your child will have the opportunity to train with our professional staff as well as get a feel for the Rock Solid way.

Our goal for the All-Star Prep Program is to provide a safe, fun environment to allow athletes meet their full potential.

Tryouts are held so we may appropriately place athletes in the correct skill level. There is no experience or skill

requirement needed we have teams for beginner and up

The sport of All-Star Cheerleading has grown immensely from it's roots over 20 years ago.  In the 80's and early 90's, teams were typically formed of athletes who were interested in improving their skills so that they would stand a better chance of making their high school or college cheerleading teams.  As the sport developed and grew, more and more athletes and their parents viewed All-Star Cheerleading as a viable activity in and of itself.  As stronger and stronger athletes began to recognize that All-Star provided them a way to focus more on teamwork and athleticism and less on pom pons and decorating lockers, the sport began to separate itself from the traditional stereotypes.  This is no longer your mother’s Cheerleading.  Teams and athletes in All-Star now focus on gymnastic and acrobatic moves.  The hybrid sport of today is a combination of gymnastics, acrobatics, athletic dance, and many elements unique to All-Star.  More extreme athlete than fashion model, today’s All-Star athlete can learn exciting skills in a fun, safe environment.  

All-Star teams are typically comprised of 15-36 athletes with a variety of skills and abilities (much like a football or basketball team.) There can be solid, well-rounded athletes and those who have particularly strong abilities in certain areas (ex.  - strong dancers or jumpers).  The coaches create a competition routine performed by the group that has elements of tumbling, stunting, jumping, dance, and other skills set to music.  The routines are typically 2 1/2 minutes in length.  At competitions, the teams are divided by age and ability level.  The routines are judged by their level of difficulty, precision, creativity, and entertainment value.  

There are thousands of all-star programs of all types across the country.  Rock Solid Allstars are considered one of the top All-Star program in the Florida, with several National Championships.  We believe that we have a solid program that is able to fit everyone from the brand-newbie athlete to the elite cheer vet.  Regardless of the team you choose, All-Star cheerleading is a great way for young athletes to learn new skills while building teamwork, goal-setting, sportsmanship, and numerous other social skills while making lifelong friendships.