trying out next week, what will judges look for?
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Ebthusiasm and willing to really try what they ask of you.
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To be a contestant in any of the following shows:\n\n1 vs 100 \nAmerica's Got Talent \nDeal or No Deal \nGrease: You're The One That I Want \nStand-Up for Diversity \nTop Hair \nUSA Network - Character Fantasy \nUSA Network - Character Road Trip \n \nGo to:  http://www.nbc.com/Casting/#dond  \n\n(Good luck!  I hope I see you on tv!)     :)
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Most of your time will probably be spent before your draft. Scouting players, seeing what RBs are going to get the carries, what WRs have good throwing QBs, etc. Basically finding the not so obvious choices. After the draft each week I would say less than an hour finding out who is exceeding expectations, not meeting expectations and then dropping and adding players accordingly.
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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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A nice, DEMURE shirt and dress slacks.  Stay on the conservative side.  You want to portray respectability, confidence, and trustworthiness.\n\nYou should expect them to ask about any skills you may have, how you plan to get to work, what days you'd be available.  If I remember correctly (from friends, I never worked there), they may even give you a personality type quiz, like "what would you do if you saw a co-worker steal merchandise?"\n\nGL!!
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Fruit Fruit and more Fruit Good luck @ try outs.
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Be in shape before the season.  That means interval work (sprint/jog/spring/jog) and distance work.  You will have an edge over all the other players because your skill level will not drop off due to fatigue.  Be open minded because your coach may have a different approach to the game than your previous coaches.  \n\nLastly, work on your skills, dribbling, juggling, and if you can find someone to work with, passing and shooting.  And do not forget to work on your weak foot.  Coaches look for players with the ability to play multiple positions and capable with both feet.
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Go simple and classy - black is ALWAYS safe, and pick up some rockin' funky jewlery and let that be your focal piece. What'll make you stand out is poise, and a good attitude, not designer accessories - get your game on before you put your gear on, and you'll shine. Oh - and (as my mother would say) GLOSS - make sure you never have scabby looking lips.
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Hun - Dress very nicely, but not too sexy.  Speak to everyone and do not drink too much.  Go home with whoever brought you.  Just be nice and professional.  Have fun.  GBU
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1 week b4 the pre-season starts
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Probably that you have a cheer voice, are enthusiastic, committed to the routines and learning.  They aren't going to expect you to know everything, since it's your first tryout, but by high school you will have to be experienced, so start now if you really want to do it.
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Call you local courthouse clerk of courts. They will direct you to the correct department. Then, they will usually have you bring proper ID, may have you take a blood test, etc. Then, you find out when they are open, (you may be able to choose a judge), and you skedule a date, and time. You can still invite people, use a video camera, dress up, or whatever you wish.
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I'll give you tips for preparing and for tryouts.\n\nBe fit, on time and enthusiastic. Be prepared and alert to follow instructions. As k cheerleaders on the team for tips.\nFind a good gymnastics center in your area, and have skills such as back-hand-springs, aerials, front tucks, back tucks...\nUnless you are really tiny and are going to be a flyer, you need to get some muscle and lift some weights at least 3 times a week. Your going to be lifting PEOPLE and WEIGHT for every stunt. \nHave a solid jump.\nRUN. Fun a few miles every week. Start off at 1/2 a mile and work your way up. You need to train yourself or else you will get exhausted real fast. \nStrengthen your core. 50 sit ups a day will improve jumps and stunting.\nKeep a positive attitude. Always have a smile on your face! \nListen to your captain/instructor.\nDon't be late for ANYTHING.\nPractice 5 times a week.\nBe sure to stretch real good before and after tryouts. Don't attempt moves unless you already know them or have trained for them. It will cause injury and annoy other team mates.
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Ask instructors, people you've worked with and worked for.   Anyone who can attest to your abilities is who you need to ask.
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Carry a sign over your back and front that says:\n"Looking A Girl for Hire - 1 Week"
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get all the volunteers you can.  It takes so much to take entries, take money (if involved) hand out numbers (stickers work the best) keep track of who won, blah blah.  Some type of spread sheet with the class, entries name, paid, placed, etc will be handy for each class.  I only helped at the rodeos some so some of this might night pertain to your show.  I would call all the local arena or even private ones. In our area, anyone with an arena might be interested in letting you host the show. Just be sure to get some kind of liability statement signed off to protect yourself.  Good luck
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Hey, that's great you are trying out for cheerleading! And you sound very prepared, but just some tips for tryouts...\n\nBe fit, on time and enthusiastic. Be prepared and alert to follow instructions. Keep a \npositive attitude. Always have a smile on your face! \n\nListen to your captain/instructor. Don't play around with other people too much, I mean, be friendly, but this is serious work. Pay attention to steps you will be asked to follow, because you will learn something and then you have to preform it on the spot!\n\nDon't be late for ANYTHING. Show up 3 hours early if you have to! 3 hours LATE will piss them off for sure!\n\nBe sure to stretch real good before and after tryouts. Don't attempt moves unless you already know them or have trained for them. It will cause injury and annoy other team mates.\n\nNEVER be afraid to ask a question (it's better than not knowing and making a fool of yourself), but don't say something like "I can't do this", no one needs - nor likes - a quitter, and that will send you packing SO fast.\n\nIf you make a mistake, move on and don't cause attention. Have tight moves and high jumps, and cheer LOUD!\n\nGet lots of rest the night before, don't try and do too much physical activity the day before besides stretching or practicing a rountine, bring snacks and lots of water, don't wear jewlery, don't wear makeup, don't chew gum, keep your hair puled back, and most importantly keep that smile and passion!\n\nI hope you have fun and make the squad! Good luck!