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Louisiana Heat Allstars is back for SEASON 2 and we are ready to light up the stage! 🏟️✨
Coming off an incredible first season—including a FULL PAID BID to All Star Worlds—we are ready to take things to the next level. Do you have what it takes to Bring the Heat? 🌡️💪
🗓️ Mandatory Parent Meeting: May 13, 2026 @ 6:30 PM 🤸
Tryout Days: May 16-17, 2026
📍 Location: 2001 34th Street, Kenner, LA 70065
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Let’s make Season 2 legendary!
Who Are Louisiana Heat All Stars ?
ELITE
For individuals with strong cheer training and solid technical ability. Elite teams are comprised of athletes who are ready for highly competitive performance levels. This program is a full year round commitment.
PREP
For individuals with limited tumbling who want to strengthen technique and performance skills in a competitive team atmosphere. Prep teams typically require less time and cost commitments than are required of All Star Elite teams.
NOVICE
For individuals who are new to All Star but ready for performance-based teams that are evaluated at events. Novice teams focus on strengthening technique and performance skills that help prepare athletes for competitive All Star teams.
THE LEVELS
The levels are somewhat simple, and are mostly defined by tumbling skill levels. The level will also play into what kind of stunting a team is allowed to do at a competition.
When All Star was an infant of a sport, there were no levels. Team A competed against team B, because there were
minimal rules and vastly fewer teams. Now there could be as many as 1,500 teams at an event! Levels are necessary to differentiate skill level in all aspects of All Star, mostly pertaining to tumbling and stunting.
Below are the levels and a BRIEF example of some tumbling and stunting skills you may see in that level:
- Level 1: cartwheels, round-offs, forward and backward rolls, front and back walkovers, knee or waist level single
leg stunt, two-footed prep, straight cradle
- Level 2: back handspring, front handspring, Level 1 tumbling connected to a handspring, prep level single leg
stunts, extended two-footed stunts, half-twisting mounts, barrel rolls, begin basket tosses
- Level 3: running tucks, standing series backhandsprings, jumps connected to standing backhandspring, full
twisting mounts to prep, full twisting dismounts, extended single leg stunts
- Level 4- standing tucks, running layouts, full twisting mounts to extended two-footed stunts, double twisting dismounts from two-footed stunts, release moves to extended single leg stunt.
- Level 5: standing tumbling to full/double, running tumbling to full/double, full, 1.5, and double twisting mounts,
double twisting dismount from extended single leg, all advanced release moves
- Level 6: tumbling is comparable to level 5, free-flipping mounts, flipping tosses, 2.5 high pyramids (an athlete
holding an athlete who is holding another athlete).