Claudia Pereyra
Favorite Quote: “A true cheerleader is one who inspires others to strive for greatness”
Classes given: ES Cheerleading
Name: Claudia Pereyra
Years in Education: 24
Spanish speaking instructor with some English
Professional/Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts. Academia de Bellas Artes La Paz, Bolivia
Choreographer
Cheerleading instructor by the Pan American Cheerleading Federation.
Bolivian representative to the Pan American Cheerleading Federation.
Director of the Dance School "Play" Dance Sport.
President of the Bolivian Federation of Dance Sport
Description
A cheerleading class for children is a vibrant and energetic environment where kids can learn the fundamentals of cheerleading, including cheer routines, jumps, stunts, and tumbling. The class is designed to be fun and supportive, helping children develop both physical skills and confidence while encouraging teamwork and school spirit.
Class Structure:
Cheer Basics: Children start by learning basic cheerleading movements, including chants, cheers, and simple routines. They practice key skills such as clapping, arm motions, and rhythmic movements that form the foundation of cheerleading.
Jumps and Stunts: The class introduces various jumps and stunts appropriate for their age and skill level. Kids learn techniques for performing jumps like toe touches and pikes, as well as basic stunts such as lifts and pyramids, always with a focus on safety.
Tumbling: Simple tumbling skills, such as forward rolls, cartwheels, and back handsprings, are incorporated to help children develop coordination and strength. Tumbling exercises are designed to be age-appropriate and build up gradually.
Routines and Choreography: Children learn and practice cheer routines that combine cheers, jumps, stunts, and tumbling into a cohesive performance. The routines are set to upbeat music, making the practice sessions engaging and exciting.
Fun Facts
Since I can remember I loved the arts, dancing, and performing.
Dedicated to dance since 1995, I have been a jury and choreographer of different television shows, like "How to be Dancing for a Dream Bolivia", "Decibels", and others. Dedicated to teaching young children and adults since 2001. I have been working for 18 years as a dance teacher at the La Paz Tennis Club.
Currently director of the dance company PLAY and president of the Bolivian Federation of Sports Dance.
I have been part of the cheerleading squad for the Bolivian Basketball team Ingavi for the "Sudamericano de basketball" and I was also the director and choreographer of the cheerleading squad for the soccer team The Strongest.
