you see so many people try out. if you have ever doen it what was it like?? and what did they say about you?
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No - I would be interested to find out how jonnycoksville did?
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be tight, smile a lot, give facials, get ur toetouch, pike, hurkeys (left and right) front hurdler. and definently BE TIGHT! i am a cheerleader so i know that it may b hard at tryouts but it's REALLY fun!!!! good luck!
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Try-Out! Like you said, you already know the worst that can happen is not making the team. You will always have that what if I tried out--would I have maken the team if you don't. If you know a volleyball player- before tryouts ask them if they can help you brush up on a few skills. Good Luck!
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the audition goes like this "::\n they give you 30 sec to do your stuff and thats it :: if they like you , go on to the next stage, if not then theyll just shout next!!!
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I went to one of my cousins. She called it a committment ceromony. It was unlike any I'd ever been to. Partly because they were two women and yes, at first it was a bit strange, but also because it was not your every day same old same old....bride cuts the cake....throws the bouquet...blah, blah, blah. Too many "weddings" are exactly alike.\nThis happened to be the most fun wedding (whatever u wanna call it) I've ever attended. The whole thing was held outdoors and after the ceromony everyone changed into casual clothes, ate BBQ, went swimming, danced, played cards and drinikng games. It really was a blast. After attending, I told myself when I get married I was going to have the same kinda thing....except the only difference being..I'd be marrying a man.
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I would ask\n1: what is your training regimine like.  (in detail)\n2: what is your favorite dietary supplement (for building muscle legally)\n3.When did you know that you were going to play ------? (insert name of sport here)\nand last but not least:\n4. Who was your role model growing up?
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I jumped right into bartending. I loved it!! I had the protection of the bar with a handy baseball bat on my side and a couple abnormally large bouncers on the other. I was the boss. If someone got lippy with me I just ignored them until their attitude changed. Being a cocktail waitress (did that too) was awful. I cannot tell you how many times people would grab me or how many times I got caught in the middle of a fight just because I happened to be at the right place at the wrong time. A good bartender will pace people by watching what they drink and not filling them up too quickly. You sell more this way and everyone has a better time. If folks are out to just get trashed then you can count on having trouble later. \nI can say though, I have bartend for 18 years and owned four bars that I tended. I have had a blast! There is no better job. You get paid to have a good time. What can be better than that?
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Nope!! but I bet you have got a lot of people thinking about it. I wonder how many people will try it tonight.HMMMMMMMM!
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yes...if I followed you correctly, I have seen a lot of people and wondered if they were in a certain profession. We also did this with students who were in band...certain people look like they should play certain instruments.
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I can relate to that. I've moved a lot in my life. Be yourself! Once they see that you're really nice, they'll make friends with you. :)
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i have been twirling since last year & the girl that teaches me says i am really good! next year i will be the lead & the only majorette 4 our entire shool! high school & middle!it will be soooooooooo much fun!\nbut no i have never been in a competition i want to though but there are no opertunities were i live
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oasis, I have had this problem my entire life. I'm in my 30's now and am finally starting to get over the shyness. I still find it hard to talk to people I don't know and to make friends. What I have found is that everyone else has insecurities just like me. Some people are just better at overcoming them.\n\nSome things I have found that work for me are going out with a best friend and some of her/his friends. That way you already know someone in the group and can gradually build relationships with the other members of the group. Go out and do something fun with them a few times so you can reminisce about those times to break the ice.\n\nI really have a tough time coming up with things to talk about with other people, so what I have done is read newspapers and magazines and watch TV that has interests like those of a person I am interested in getting to know. That way I have something to talk about. \n\nI never was one for meeting men. That is until one man at work caught my eye. We said polite hellos to each other, but that just wasn't enough. I finally got up the nerve to talk to him. I walked right up, stuck out my hand, and said, "I can't believe you have been here this long and I still don't know your name." It impressed him that I was interested in him, and we began to talk and are now in a 2 1/2 year relationship.  Sometimes you just have to get the courage to start. The other person will often take over once you make the first move. Smile, be yourself, and take a chance. You never know the great people you  might meet!
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im a boxer, i had a hard time starting out. when i was 15, i went pro. it really was and still is my dream to make it to the top and shake the heavy weight champion of the world, that is if i dont win. i just havent had my chance yet, but i will.
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A FB of mine tried out for the Detroit team.  She's a hottie and 6'2....grrrrrrr.  She had a great time but then ended up pulling out of tryouts due to family issues.\n\nBut she woulda been great at it.
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My first experience was sitting down for an evaluation. The mental health worker, a young female college graduate, spoke down to me and actually had no people skills! Once I told her I was not mentally challenged, but had a mental illness and corrected her on some of the information she was writing down, she stopped writing and started to take me seriously - we never had a problem after that and yes, she turned out to be very helpful, getting me involved in editing a newspaper, teaching people how to get their GEDs, and finally, she submitted my resume for a job and I got it.\n\nThe "big con" comes in if you let yourself be assigned to, and stay with, someone who doesn't care if you improve or not. Good luck.
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completely change your attitude and try out anyways...make sure you got your sh*t ready for tryouts and blow that cocky coach away!
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no i have not. but i know that it is great fun. especially if u go for it with friends. thanks for the idea. i will plan a trip soon.