Kelenz for your sport
Cheer IS a sport — levels, roles, competitions, no clichés.
« ICU levels, technical roles (Flyer, Base, Backspot…), two-and-a-half-minute timed routines, 4-meter pyramids, double-twist tumbling. Cheer IS a sport — Kelenz logs it as one, against the clichés. »
01What changes
Competitive cheerleading has federations (FFFA cheer in France, ICU internationally), levels 1 through 7, timed technical routines. Kelenz registers it as a structured discipline — not a Hollywood cliché.
Flyer, Base, Backspot, Frontspot, Tumbler: each role has its own technique. Multi-role for versatile athletes (a base who can tumble, a flyer who can frontspot).
Cheer coaching includes a dedicated role: the choreographer. Beyond Head Coach and Assistant Coach, Kelenz recognizes choreography as a job in its own right — a routine's identity depends on it.
Senior, junior, U19, women's, all-star or performance: your flyer, base or tumbler profile is Google-indexed with your levels and your routine footage. An all-star club coach building a Level 5 team, a choreographer looking for a solid base spots you and sends a connection request — the visibility mainstream press won't give you.
02By profile
From the U19 flyer of an all-star club to the choreographer of a national team, by way of the regional performance club — here's what Kelenz delivers for cheerleading.
U17, U19, senior or veterans? Build a profile FFFA cheer coaches and ICU structures can actually browse.
Head Coach, Assistant Coach, Choreographer: Kelenz recognizes the cheer-specific staff structure. Document every season, every team, every achievement.
Get started
Create your cheerleading sports profile — role, level, seasons, routine footage — and get found by FFFA coaches and clubs.
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