Verified tumbling, connected to your athlete profile
FullOut Verified reviews submitted cheer tumbling evidence and records approved skills on the athlete profile where the rest of the athlete's career already lives.
Create your athlete profileCheer Tumbling is the active discipline. FullOut Verified is purchased separately from a FullOut subscription when purchasing is available.
Create a free profileA skill list should explain what was actually reviewed
A camera roll may show a great pass, but it does not organize the skill by level or connect a review decision to the athlete who performed it.
FullOut Verified keeps the submitted evidence and its decision connected to a skill on the athlete's FullOut profile.
Pink skills on a FullOut profile are FullOut Verified. Self-reported and under-review skills use different treatments so the status stays clear.
How the current individual skill workflow works
- 01
Choose an eligible Tumbling skill
FullOut Verified currently covers standing and running cheer tumbling skills in the active catalog.
- 02
Record the current virtual evidence
For an individual skill submitted virtually, upload three separate clips of the same skill. Each clip must be 20 seconds or less.
- 03
An authorized FullOut verifier reviews it
The verifier evaluates the submitted clips against the applicable FullOut Verified standard and records a decision.
- 04
Approved skills appear on the profile
An approved skill receives FullOut Verified treatment on the athlete's profile instead of remaining an unorganized clip in a camera roll.
What is available now
FullOut Verified is separate from the athlete's FullOut subscription plan.
| Cheer Tumbling firstCheer Tumbling is the active discipline, with standing and running skills organized by the active FullOut Verified levels. |
| An evidence-based decisionAn authorized FullOut verifier reviews the submitted evidence against the standard that applies to that submission. |
| Available from a free profileAn athlete on the free Prep plan may purchase FullOut Verified when purchasing is available. An Elite or Pro subscription is not required. |
The evidence rule belongs to the format.
Future disciplines, levels, and specialty formats may publish different evidence rules. The current three-clip rule describes individual cheer tumbling skill submissions and is not a universal rule for every future FullOut Verified format.
What approval means, and what it does not.
An approval means the submitted evidence met the applicable FullOut Verified standard when it was reviewed. It is not a safety clearance, coaching endorsement, competition eligibility decision, or guarantee of future performance.
Start with the athlete profile
Create a free Prep profile now. FullOut Verified Tumbling can be purchased separately when purchasing is available.