Deal with hyperactive cheerleaders on your squad


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When one of your cheerleaders is extremely hyperactive and disruptive in class you may find it helpful to get the parents involved. Many times the parents know some little "tricks" that will help you motivate your cheerleader and keep them on task and stay focused. The beCalm'd product website is a good resource on natural ways to increase focus.

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