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Becoming a cheerleading coach is not extremely difficult, but it does involve careful preparation and much hard work. The most valuable tool for becoming a cheerleading coach is a "safety first" attitude. Cheerleading involves many components which can be dangerous if not executed safely and overseen by a trained coach, so the most important thing you can do when becoming a cheerleading coach is to learn and implement safety regulations specific to cheerleading.

Read the AACCA School Cheerleading rules (see References). Highlight any parts that do not make sense to you in order to seek clarification on these in the future. Review the updated rules carefully each year.

Step 2
Find an AACCA safety course to enroll in (see References). This one-day course will give you a strong foundation for becoming a cheerleading coach. Upon successful completion of the course, you will have cheerleading safety credentials and liability insurance as well.

Step 3
Seek out a team in need of volunteers or an assistant coach. Offer to help in whatever capacity they need. Observe practices, games, fundraisers and community service events, gleaning as much information as you can. Take notes and consult your AACCA School Cheerleading Rules frequently.

Step 4
Asses your expertise in the key areas of cheerleading: cheering, dancing, tumbling and stunting. Determine which area is your weakest and seek out additional training in that area.

In: http://www.livestrong.com/article/345907-how-to-become-a-cheerleader-coach/

You can take a look on this link too:

http://www.nays.org/nyscaonline/preview/cheerleading.cfm

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