Pyramid Articles:

• Variations to the "Step Pyramid"
  
• Double Cupie Tips
  
• Variations of the Table Top
  
• Pyramid Add Ons
  
• Tips for NEW bases
  
• Toe Pitch Tips
  
• Table Top Tips
  
• Swedish falls tips/photos
  
• Tips for your Vaults
  
• Falling Pyramids
  
• Leapfrogs (Variations and Tips)
  
• Have better body control
  
• Tips to catch a flier easier in a 221
  
• How to become a stronger base
  
• Bases and fliers; Use your Legs
  
• Variations of the Wolfwall
  
• Xmas Tree formation
  
• Get Extra Spots
  
• Help your sore wrists
  
• Help with your stretch pyramids
  
• Don't bend your knee(s)
  
• Lift your knee
  
• Tree Pyramids
  
• Bailing will make you fall faster
  
• Tips for a Hitch
  
• Step and Lock
  
• Cheerleading Formation Tips
  
• Start pyramids on the ground
  
• What are Ball ups?!?
  
• How to stand in the base's pocket
  
• Swing it up
  
• Steps taken to make a college team
  
• Stunts and pyramids that Turn around
  
• Spice up your hitch with a crossover
  
• Girls can do it to
  
• 13 Tips to help make your pyramid HIT
  
• Make your Diamond Head HIT
  
• Step and Lock
  
• 5 Tips for the HITCHEE
  
• 10 Tips to help fliers in pyramids
  
• Wolfwall tips
  
• 6 Different Varieties of the TOE PITCH
  
• Add your MASCOT to your pyramids
  
• Lifting off the ground made easy
  
• Take your squad from GOOD to GREAT
  
• Become a GREAT middle layer flier
  
• How to be prepared when a flier falls!
  
• Key Point: Wait for her
  
• Improve the look of your pyramids
  
• 6 Tips to be a solid pyramid base
  
• Important thing to remember about the Hitch
  
• 8 Tips that help when trying a NEW pyramid
  
• 7 Tips to help Bases
  

High School Pyramids:

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  High School (and Jr. High) Pyramids are restricted to only 2 high.  That is equal to a person standing on another person's shoulders.  You cannot have a 3rd person climb on top of the 2nd.  At the highest point a extended stunt is also still considered 2 high so there is some flexibility in the rule. 

College Pyamids:

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College Pyramids are not as restricted as High School Pyramids and rightfully so.  You are able to have pyramid up to 2 and a half people high.  Which means that you can have a person standing on top of another person and a 3rd person on top of the middle flier.  There are some gray areas of question when it comes to answering what is 2 1/2 high.  One example is a 211 pyramid which is any COED extended stunt on top of a double thigh stand.  Some people say it is 3 high while others insist that it is only 2 1/2 people high.  Just keep this in mind when working on your college pyramids.

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