Cheerleading

In allstars cheerleading there are levels. Levels 1 to 5, 5 being the highest. There also is a level 6, but that is only for international treams. Gyms also divide their teams into tiny, mini, youth, junior, and senior based on age. So for example a team might be called junior level 5 or mini level 1 or senior level 4. There are also divisions involving size (small or large), coed divisions for the numbers of males on your team (limited, semi-limited or unlimited), and Open divisions (for senior teams that want to include younger girls on their team) Internationals is added to teams from other countries or teams in this country who want to be a level six. You could wind up with some really long titles such as: Senior Open Semi-Limited International Level 6

It really is hard to do unless you have the technology

salary of a kansas city chiefs cheerleader

Yes. You can damage muscles and tendons which may cause pain and take a while to heal.

Statistics show that cheerleading is THE most dangerous sport in the US with more youth and female injuries than any other sport. Others that come close are Rugby, Ice Hockey, and Tackle Football

The name of Refrigerator Perry's cheerleaders was "The Refrigerettes"

It is important to be flexible so it is easier to tumble and for flyers so they can pull there stretches. Also it helps alot with jumps and it makes it alot harder to get hurt when your mussels and joints can move freely.

Between 1982 and 2007 there were 103 fatal, disabling or serious injuries recorded among female high school athletes. The vast majority of those (67) occurred in cheerleading, followed by nine in gymnastics and seven in track. During that same period, there were 39 such injuries among female college athletes, including 26 in cheerleading, three in field hockey and two each in lacrosse and gymnastics.

The 2008-2009 squad is(in alphabetical order): Abigail Klein,Ally Traylo,Amy Reese,Brittany Evans,Brooke Sorenson,Cassie Trammell,Crystal Tervino,Dara McFarlane,Deryn Derbigny,Erica Jenkins,Jennifer McMahon,Jordan Baum,Jordan Chanley,Jordyn Ketchum,Julie Jacobs,Justine Phillips,Kaitlin Ilseng,Kandi Harris,Kelsi Reich,Kristen Gauthier,Lauren Castillo,Makenzie Swicegood,Megan Sharp,Melissa Kellerman,Meredith Oden,Michelle Keys,Nicole Hamilton,Ryan Ray,Sarah Clay,Sarah Gourley,Stefani Peterson,Sydney Durso,Tia Williams,Tobie Percival,Trisha Trevino,Whitney Isleib.

Unknown Writer#1 ~ go to www.cheerwiz.com then go to the arcade and there are stunt games and jump games and you can make pyrimids and stuff count?

Unknown Writer #2 ~ OK......you can go on www.spirit-fever.com on this site you can make your own cheerleader and make a squad and you can name it and everything! It's so fun and you get to manage and train your team! Join Its Very Fun!!!!! :D

Maybe some Junior Highs...because they have cheer teams, or maybe some costume stores that you can probably find in malls around town.

The dallas cowboys cheerleaders ( America's sweethearts ) , Get paid $50.00 every home game but for outer games and appearances the pay will vary.
According to a November 2010 piece posted on Slate.com, the Cowboys Cheerleaders now receive $150 per game.

having leadership qualities, encouraging, experience, controlling a team, and being there for one another. Often times, cheerleders spend so much time together they consider themselves one big family.

Cheerleading costs can get quite hefty depending on the divsion you are in. Cheer Competitions and gym fees are the bulk of costs in terms of cheerleading. Recreation and school team cheerleading are much lower in costs, but you still usually spend over $100 on the uniform.

Well, there is no exact food that cheerleadershave to eat. Now their are the cheerleader who diet of course and some are naturally thin, but in my personal opinion, It's NOT what you look like, it about working hard, learning at a fast pace, making friends being cheerful and optimistic. Now if your worry about how the uniform will fit and look on you, You shouldn't unless the uniform complete show the midriff Now if this is the case, and you don't feel confident in your abs. Well what you should do is this, DON'T stare yourself, but work out your abs, it's effects will last much longer.

well this is a very complicated answer but i am believe a cheerleading manager is a ......... person sometimes called a manager who manages the fantastic sport of cheerleading

You could learn the basics, (high V, low V, cheers, cartwheel, round-off,simple stunts, jumps etc etc)

You wouldnt be able to do everything though like a back tuck, back handspring and all the harder learning skills.

In the late 1890's Thomas Peebles of Princeton University recorded the first cheer. Cheerleading was officially founded in 1898 when Thomas Peebles brought cheelreading to the University of Minnesota and Johnny Campbell. At the U of M Johnny Campbell got the credit with 5 other students for being the first cheerleading squad in America.

Alright, so your best choice is to wear Soffe shorts. You can find them at Kohls or Macys. And you should wear a white shirt with no writing or pictures on it. Don't roll up your Soffes and tuck in your white shirt with a big ribbon in your hair. Don't go too heavy on the make-up.

Some Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders from the 2008-2009 Season include:

Trisha Trevino

Ryan Ray

Tobie Percival

Kristen Gauthier

Makenzi Swicegood

Cassie Trammell

Brittany Evans

Julie Jacobs

Nicole Hamilton

Deryn Derbigny

Michelle Keys

Ally Traylor

Tia Williams

Dara McFarlane

Yes, many colleges do offer scholarships and more and more colleges are starting to! Most of the bigger scholarships are from schools in the south were cheering is very popular. However, schools in every part of the country offer them, as well. Sometimes the scholarships are partial, or they may just offer one that pays for your books, for example. Either way, it is worth looking into. There is a list of schools that offer scholarships at: http://danceandcheercompetitions.com/. Just click on " cheer and dance competition news. "

There's no single specific number of hours, but I would recommend as much as possible. When you consider that cheerleading is made up of dance, tumbling, flexibility, jumps, and stunting skills, it's obvious that it takes a while to practice all of those. I'd recommend at least 2 or 3 hours of practice a week with your team, plus you should stretch, exercise, and practice on your own as much as possible.

a sport that lots of girls love to do and a very energetic sport AND IS NOT ONLY FOR GIRLY GIRLS!!!!! it is for every one and is fun

Princeton graduate Thomas Peebles introduced the idea of organized crowds cheering at football games to the University of Minnesota. However, it was not until 1898 that University of Minnesota student Johnny Campbell directed a crowd in cheering "Rah, Rah, Rah! Sku-u-mar, Hoo-Rah! Hoo-Rah! Varsity! Varsity! Varsity, Minn-e-So-Tah!”, making Campbell the very first cheerleader