Cheerleading Question!?
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spirirt in means to have spirit and all when you make an entrance somwhere. spirit out means to do the same when you are exiting the place. to spirit you just have to yell some phrases like "come, on lets hearit!" or "we're numebr 1". jumps and tumbling also helps spiriting.
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When I was still in school, I tried out for cheerleader 3 times. The first 2 times I didn't make it. But I wanted to be a cheerleader and so I kept trying. \nFinally on my third try out I made it. \nYou have to decide for yourself how much you want to be a cheerleader. You can give up or keep trying.
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Drill team is just dance, not gymnastics. Cheerleading is a combination of both.\n\nIf you wanna learn more about it, go here, it fun, I did drill one year.\nhttp://www.danceadts.com/
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DUH!! CHEERLEADERS WORK AS HARD AS ANY OTHER ATHLETE OUT THERE, AND THEY ARE THE ONLY ATHLETES THAT LiFT OTHER ATHLETES.... \npeace&&love♥\nOCwahine
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**Runs and puts on her high school cheerleading uniform and grabs her pompoms**\n\nYou can do it, \nYou can do it, \nYOU CAN!! (clap clap)\n\nYou can do it, \nYou can do it, \nYOU CAN!! (clap clap)\n\n**Does a split**\n\nOk.....now all I can say is you better freaking well do it, cause here I am stuck down here on this damn floor in a split and its your fault. Now do it!! Ya hear?? **Calls 911**
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I am not a cheerleader, but as an onlooker, cheerleading seems like very hard dedicated work.  You have to have a lot of stamina, physically fit and a wonderful personality to boot.  \n\nI hope you find the link useful.
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The beauty of cheering for basketball is the sound of the floor & the players can actually hear the crowd.  Do cheers with stomps & claps (make sure you teach some of your friends in the crowd).  With the crowd as backup, you can build while they keep the pace.\nClap your hands, stop your feet, & listen to the sound of the ** beat, it goes (insert a stop/clap sequence of your choice) Repeat\nHey, let's hear it, stand up & cheer <load stunts> M H S, yell it, M H S\nAbout has some good ideas for cheers, but they're not too hard to create on your own & those usually end up being the most fun.
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I think that the key part of "cheerleader" is "leader."  You are part of a group and must learn the drills to do your part.  You are also most visible at games, etc. and can set a good role model for others by being cheerful, friendly and respectful.  One squad always kneals as a group when a player is down injured and cheers when he gets up (whether from the home team or visitors).  Do you have an opportunity to make visiting cheerleaders welcome, even though your schools are strong rivals?  You can help teach good sportsmanship and how to be good sports, regardless of the score.  Cheerleading squads can be cliquish and part of the in crowd.  The most beautiful girl in my high school class was a cheerleader and the friendliest girl to everyone in our class, where she was also an officer.  We lost her suddenly to lukemia right after our football season (we didn't know) and she is still sorely missed many years later.  In short, be yourself.
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Hey!!!  A curling question!!!
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good thing. just stay true to yourself! i found cheerleading has made me more confident in myself and more outgoing.
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Cheerleader- just follow what your heart desires, express yourself and decide what's best for your happiness...Good luck!
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As a current cheer coach, I am glad to see you preparing ahead of time for what may be one of the most important positions in the squad.  A flyer has to have poise and stamina.\n\nWork on standing in a liberty, arabesque and heal extension every chance you get.  The better you can do this on your own on the floor....with no bobbles, the better chance you will have to complete the stunt without a fall.\n\nYour bases are there to help you, but you are ultimately doing the work.  Tighten your body as you are being lifted and held...this will help with height and wobble factor.  \n\nI always tell my girls to focus on the center of their body.  The core of your body.  This will help you.  \n\nMost of all, listen to the count....and don't cradle before then.  I have seen serious accidents occur when girls do not listen to their team mates.\n\nat 5'2" at 115 pounds, it is likely that you might be a flyer, however, as a coach, I not only look for the smaller girls (which are easier to lift), but the girls that can control their body movements once in position.  If you think that you can nail that stance everytime you go up....you have what it takes to be flyer!\n\nGood Luck
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Cheerleading is very well a sport..i am a cheerleader and have been one for 2 years....i love chearleading because you get to go to all of the games and you get to have fun with your friends and cheer the boyz on...but then again i absolutely hate it....becuase you dont get anything in return....we sit here practicing and remembering cheers chants and dances....and we dont even get a thankyou or "you guys looked great out ther" we also spend our time painting signs, decorating locker rooms, decorating the football feild, and just trying our hardest to please those who say we are idiots.....hop i helped....
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Both of my daughters are cheerleaders.  They have a B+/A average.  They're hardworking and dedicated.  They practice longer and harder than the football team.  My sons play football.  I dare anyone who thinks cheerleading isn't a sport to attempt it.
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This is a great website\nhttp://www.cheerleading.com/gcards/ecards.php
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Okay, I was a cheerleader.  My squad wasn't great, but I have a little bit of experience.  First off, try this website http://www.mspineapple.com/tryouts.html .\n\nStretch for the splits.  Go as far down into the splits position as you can and sit there for a minute or two.  Repeat for each type of splits.  Also, do straddle stretches (where you sit with your legs apart and bend down.  Try to touch your stomach to the floor.\n\nPractice jumps.  Toe-touches, herkies, hurdlers, etc.  I think hurdlers are easier than toe-touches, but that's me.\n\nUm, about memorizing dances: practice.  If you can get whatever song it is you're supposed to dance to, practice at home.  All you can do is practice.  I stink at memorizing dances, but I got it down as long as I practised.\n\nAnd, to mellogirl89: I don't appreciate your comments.  Yes, many cheerleaders are obnoxious, but my entirew squad wasn't and I'm not.  And I'm not just saying that.  People are always surprised when I say that I was a cheerleader.
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im assuming you were on the team last year?\n\nyou have more experience than these newer girls. im sure that counts towards something. i wouldnt worry too much about it.\n\njust make sure you can do elite stuff (scorpions, heel stretches, fold downs) maybe even go to a cheer gym to practice there. this will guarantee you as a top.\n\nand even if you arn't a top, so what? you can base or backspot. its good to try something different. \n\njust because you arn't a top for partner stunting dosn't mean you can't be a top for basket tosses. \n\njust keep working on your skills and try not to sweat it too much. if you really love cheerleading it shouldn't matter to you all that much. \n\n:)