I am a High School Cheerleader, and I’m Important I believe that cheerleaders are a key element. The missing puzzle piece that fully completes a high school. Though many may ponder of the stereotypical affluent blonde with an egotistical aura, those should be informed that they aren’t even half-way correct. Cheerleaders are much more than how they appear in Hollywood movies or on daily TV dramas. I believe that cheerleaders are crucial, and work very hard to bring smiles onto people’s faces.
Netball. A sport that is played around the world and involves two teams competing against each other to score goals and win. There are a variety of rules you must follow in order to win the game. For example, you need to stand three feet away or more from the person with the ball otherwise it’s obstruction. In New Zealand, Netball North Harbour, is the place for keen players. Netball rules are very important in the game, without them netball would be a chaotic game. There are many rules that you
Competitive cheer is two minutes and thirty seconds of pure adrenaline rush and craziness. School cheer is all year round and happens once or twice a week and these cheerleaders are known as the "raw raw" cheerleaders. Both competitive cheer and school cheer have many things in common but they also have many things that are different. But, many people think that competitive cheer is more of a sport than school cheer is. For competitive cheer you have to athletic if you want to be good. The cheerleaders
than two F’s or they are deficient. When a player is deficient, they cannot participate in any event that week, though they can practice if the coach lets them. In cheerleading, this same rules apply. A few cheerleaders have even been kicked off the squad for being deficient two weeks. Cheerleaders’ grades are checked up on and monitored just like any other sport. Cheerleading has a set of state mandated rules to follow. Sideline cheerleading has a handbook from the South Dakota High School Activities
Should Cheerleading Be Classified As A Sport? Cheerleading has the tenth highest concussion rate out of the twenty most common sports. The issue with classifying cheerleading a sport is that not everyone believes it is; Most people believe that all cheerleaders do is cheer on the football team, dance around with pom-poms and get everyone hyped up at sports games, but it's not. Cheerleading goes way beyond what others outside of the activity believe it to be. Cheerleaders not only practice and work
Mia Mercer Mrs. Gallos English 3 21 November 2017 Is Cheerleading a Sport? All cheerleaders like to prove that cheerleading is a sport, but a majority of people like to argue with them and say cheerleading is not a sport. Cheerleaders mainly think school cheer and competitive cheer are sports. Meanwhile, other people think school cheerleading is not a sport, but declare competitive cheerleading is a sport. Why do cheerleaders think school cheer is a sport? A Black Knight cheerleader, Madison Glidewell
Tumbling is the next component we are going to talk about, and the three divisions are all the same, with a few differences. Start with running tumbling and synchronize tumbling, which are the something, expect in synchronized tumbling two or three cheerleaders are running and tumbling together. This type of tumbling is when a cheerleader runs across the mat and does a sequence of acrobatic flips. This skill takes a lot of muscle and endurance because if a cheerleader is not high enough in the air
Cheerleading is a sport, but some people might think otherwise. Cheerleading is a squad of people who come together and do stunts, tumbling, and dancing in a routine, and for sideline they will do cheers and chants too. Cheerleading is considered a sport, cause of athleticism, competition, and time and dedication going into the sport.Anyone who does, or has done cheer will say it is a sport. Athleticism is the use of physical skills or capabilities, as strength, agility, or stamina of an athlete(dictionary)
What Cheerleading Means to Me Cheerleading has affected many lives in a positive way and proven that sports can help build character and change a person for the better. I have been an all-star cheerleader at Cheer Extreme all-stars for the last two years but have participated in all-star cheerleading since I was three years old. Through this sport, I have become a summit champion, triple crown champion and bronze medalist at the 2017 world championship. While these accomplishments may have seem
The world is constantly changing as the future draws nearer. By being a nurse, I have the ability to change lives and make major impacts on the lives of people and the world in a medical aspect. I know in my heart that it is my calling to become a nurse, to lead this world into the future. Being a nurse will be a challenge, but I am ready for that challenge. I have been ready for a long time to take on my role as a world changer, a listener, a healer, and a friend to those with needs, a nurse. I
have to tumble, dance, cheer, jump and sometimes stunt to music for two minutes and 30 seconds straight without stopping. To be able to do this, we condition daily, go to private tumbling classes to improve our tumbling skills individually and as a squad, and we also practice many times during the week to perfect the routine. It takes great athletic ability to be able to perform a
Success Comes after the Greatest Disappointments Like most athletes, I looked forward to competition day. Cheerleading is a rough sport getting thrown through the air like a catapult and trusting people to catch you and flipping in mid air hoping your body will land back on two feet. Injuries are expected because not everyone is perfect and mistakes happen, but I never thought it could be me. Yes, I consider myself an athlete. Cheerleading takes just as much time and effort just like any other sport