University of Central Florida senior cheerleader Jay Hollman is known for his high-flying tumbling skills and outstanding technique. FloCheer caught up with Hollman after he posted a video performing an Arabian double front to get the scoop on the new skill.

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"My dream/goal after I graduate college at UCF is to be a performer/artist in Cirque du Soleil," Hollman shared. "With that quickly approaching, I started my training to get the skills and focus on my technique to hopefully make this dream a reality." 

Cirque du Soleil is a world-renowned theatrical performing group known for its breathtaking acrobatics.

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Doubles may be illegal to perform at competition at the college level, but you an be sure to expect great things from Hollman when he takes the mat with his fellow Knights next January.

"As a tumbler, my mind is always looks for new, creative skills to throw that are within the rules of college cheerleading, and I have a couple up my sleeve," explained Hollman. "I'm currently in the process of trying to perfect those skills throughout the 'offseason.'"

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As summer begins, the talented tumbler will continue his training in between traveling and working camps for UCA. He is currently working to increase his stunting ability as well as adding new tumbling skills to his resume.

As of right now, I'm really working hard to perfect my stunting and be a leader on UCF, so I can be an asset to my team this year.

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What new skills will Hollman unveil at the 2018 UCA College Cheerleading Nationals? We can't wait to find out!