In All Star Cheer, the Novice level is typically the entry-level division, designed for athletes new to the sport or those transitioning from other levels. Novice routines are generally shorter and focus on developing fundamental skills like tumbling, stunting, and basic choreography. 

In All Star Cheer, Level 1 requires athletes to master fundamental tumbling skills, including forward and backward rolls, cartwheels, round-offs, and front and back walkovers. Stunts in Level 1 involve knee or waist level single-leg stunts, two-footed preps, and straight cradles. Pyramids also have specific connection/brace requirements. 

In All Star Cheer, Level 2 requires teams to demonstrate a foundation of tumbling and stunting skills, including back handsprings, front handsprings, and various stunts with increased height and twisting. Tumbling skills at Level 2 include backhandsprings, front handsprings, and connecting these to basic Level 1 tumbling. Stunting progresses to include single-leg stunts, extended two-footed stunts, and half-twisting mounts. 

In All Star Cheer level 3, tumbling includes skills like aerials, punch fronts, and round off handspring tucks. Stunting involves one-legged stunts at shoulder height or above, with more complex mounts and dismounts. Single skill tosses are also allowed. Teams may also perform tucks in tumbling and basket skills, as well as one-legged stunts on extended level.