Don't Stop The Party Game Day Routine

Mr. Worldwide Was Built for a Sideline.
 
High-energy pro pom to a Pitbull mix — roll-offs, kicks, and a double pirouette in 65 seconds of nonstop motion.
 
💃 Choreographed by Jana Johnson.
 
✔ Pro pom technique with sharp, readable arm work
✔ Roll-offs for visual depth across the formation
✔ Kick and double pirouette for technical payoff
✔ Intermediate — clean on a game week timeline
✔ 1:05 — timeout, quarter break, or sideline length
 
📊 ROUTINE DETAILS
Length: 1:05
Counts: 16 - eight counts
Level: Intermediate
Style: Game Day / Pro Pom
Choreographer: Jana Johnson
Music: ✅ File included — not music compliant
Tracks: Hotel, Timber, Shake, Don’t Stop The Party, Move Shake Drop Pitbull classics
 
👉 Pro pom energy without a pro rehearsal calendar.
 
💥 WHAT YOU GET
Everything you need to confidently teach and perform this routine:
🎥 Full performance video to music
🎬 Step-by-step breakdown with counts — front and back
🎵 Music file included
 
This routine is PERFECT for:
Timeouts, quarter breaks, and sideline moments
Pro, collegiate, and high school teams building a pom rotation
Coaches who want clean lines the crowd can read at distance
Teams not bound by music compliance requirements
 
🚀 WHY THIS ROUTINE HITS
Pom lives and dies on visibility. Every angle has to be exact, because from the stands, a soft arm doesn't read as a soft arm — it reads as a team that didn't rehearse.
 
Demo here. 
 
🛒 Add to Cart and give your sideline something sharp.
Want a full game-day set? 👉 Pair with a hip hop or jazz routine for contrast.