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USA Stars Cheer and Dance
Private
USA Stars is a nonprofit all-star cheerleading and dance gym in Carlisle serving girls and boys ages 3-18, with full-season competitive teams at Prep, Open and Elite levels for ages 5 and up competing in stunt, cheer, jump, dance and tumble routines. It also runs public tumbling, stunt and jump training for all ages and levels, plus drop-in tumbling and open gyms on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. No summer camp program is published.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact USA Stars Cheer and Dance directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Alain LkijbI like it a little bit not a lot
★★★★★Christina PortillaMy girls started at this cheer gym with tumbling 4 years ago. After 1 year they tried the competitve cheer team they are about to start their 4th season of cheering with a team. They absolutely love it the coaches are awesome and very caring. My girls love all the extra activities they get to do with their teams such as picnics, carnival's, holiday parties and much more. It is a wonderful family oriented environment. 💙❤️🤍
★★★★★Benjamin AskeyAmazing owner! Coaches really care for all athletes in the program! I have three kids in the program and all 3 are excelling! This place is very family centered!
★★★★★Lisa OUSA All-stars gym is very clean , the coaches are awesome and really work with the kiddos . From tot all way up to teen . My daughter has come so far and learned so much! Denise the director is awesome easy to communicate with and can address any concerns you may have !
★Andrea MI think this gym would be fine for an older kid that already has been coached for a while and just needs time to practice in a gym. I took my beginner and there were approximately 60 students to 1 coach for about 80% of the class. At one point 3 coaches were there but not much time. There were no spotters for my kid with zero experience. She attempted the requested moves and I thought it was dangerous and asked her to stop but some young kids attempted to help her complete the moves anyway. I’m not sure how a beginner could learn in this environment.