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002 - Andres Galvan

n this episode of _More Than Counts_, we sit down with *Andres*, a Mexican choreographer whose work is making an impact on teams around the world. From his journey as an athlete to coaching and building a global choreography career, Andres shares how his experience has shaped his creative process and his approach to athlete experience. We dive into the evolution of cheerleading in Mexico, the reality of working with half-season and non-tumbling teams, and how he balances difficulty, creativity, and team identity when building routines. Together, we break down three impactful routines from different programs, exploring the story behind each team, the choreographic choices, and the moments that truly hit the scoresheet. This episode is a deep look at culture, collaboration, and what it means to create routines that are not only competitive — but meaningful. Because cheerleading is More Than Counts. Takeaways Global expansion of cheerleading career Importance of positive athlete experience Collaboration is key to successful choreography Non-tumbling routines require strategic choreography Competition experiences shape team growth and learning Storytelling and emotional themes enhance routine impact Detailed analysis improves routine quality Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Cheerleading Beginnings 05:27 Season Structure and Development in Mexico 10:54 Progress in Mexican Cheerleading 17:16 Difficulty vs. Creativity in Choreography 29:01 Routine Showcase: All Star Revolution J3 36:15 Non-Tumbling Team Dynamics - Barcelona Bears 47:17 2026 Routine Theme