Cheerleading

no football isn't more dangerous then cheerleading. (im going to probably get alot of critisism from all the guys out there for saying that) but it is true. cheerleading is very dangerous * when you tumble and are upside down in mid air relying on nothing but * how hard you pushed of your legs, feet, arms or hands * how fast you cant get yourself over * if you got yourself high enough * knowing that if you can't get your self over there is a huge chance of falling straight down on your head breaking your neck * or if you twist your arm on just a backhandspring it could mean a * broken arm * fractured wrist * messed up shoulder * screwed up elbow. * you could break anything when your tumbling. and taking into consideration how high some girls go up when they tumble it would be a fall from a pretty desent hight. including all the dangers of tumbling and how injured you could really be. stunting is equally dangerous * your flyer(the one in the air) is up on one leg or two held up by nopthing more then two people and the backspot. * if they fall from just a prep(chest level) an arm or leg could easily be broken * falling from an extention(arms straight above you head) could cause a broken neck arm leg etc. * if your flyer is in an extention but doing a one legged stunt(only holding one foot) and is pulling libs, scorpions, arabesks, or whatever the could fall * and anyone who would try to ceatch them could be injured because of the way there body would be * the flyer could also gt injured * and at this stage the bases could get really hurt to. * if your doing basket tosses(the bases make there hand into a basket looking things the flyer puts there feet on top and the bases chuck em up there) the flyer could come down 5 feet away from you if you threw crooked * she could land on her side back or head depending on what she was going to do in the air when you threw her. * if the flyer comes down off sideways but not alot she could land on a base injuring herself and them there is soooooo much more but i will leave it at that, it really is a dangerous sport, more dangerous then football by far.

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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 and November 2, 1898 the official birth date of organized cheerleading.

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

Just wear normal white or grey nickers under your skirt , nothing wrong with that.

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You have to wait until the people before you drop or get off the wait list.

Yeah, its a sport :P

By pom pom girls i expect u mean cheer leader!!

yes cheerleading is a sport if you look in a dictionary u will find the defention of:

In a dictionary you may find the word "sport" defined as a "physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively." It is the last part of the definition "engaged in competitively" that makes considering cheerleading a sport difficult. According to the Women's Sports Foundation the following criteria has to be met to be considered a sport:

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an estimated 15 million participants.

Cheerleaders started cheering for basketball teams when they needed practice. Then when the people watched them at half time they enjoyed it alot, So the cheerleaders would do it all for the people and the sport of it. Cheerleaders started cheering for basketball teams when they needed practice. Then when the people watched them at half time they enjoyed it alot, So the cheerleaders would do it all for the people and the sport of it.

No, not only is that rude and strange, it's illegal to "capture" people.

The first All-Star squad was the Q94 Rockers in Richmond, Virginia, founded by Hilda McDaniel.

Unfortunately yes. I have been doing cheer for about 3 years now and since I am not a fast learner, it has been difficult. But just because you aren't a fast learned doesn't mean anything. It just means you have to pay more attention and work harder.

The back handspring is a difficult movement for a beginner, but once you learn the art of a back handspring, it becomes easier. First you need to stretch your arms, back, and legs. Then you'll need a spotter. If you don't have a spotter and your a beginner, please wait until you get a spotter, because it is a proven fact that you can break your back or neck doing a back handspring without a spotter.

Before you start your back handspring, make sure your in a proper position. Start with your feet together and arms up. Your spotter should be holding your back with one hand, and his/her other hand on your thighs. Next, lean back like you are sitting in a chair, knees directly over your legs. Then, jump and push through your toes while your shoulders go down, and push your feet over the top and to a standing position.

Also make sure you can see your hands the whole time. If your at a gym ask if they have any boulders to practice with (just make sure the barrel isn't too small).

It is important you work on pretty solid handstands before you try this so your hands can support your weight, so when you go back you don't land on your head and break your neck. You need to work on a lot of bridges, they will help your body be in the correct stretches and shapes for the back handspring.

And that is how you do a back handspring.

YES! its the main concern suring stunting that the flyer doesnt hit the ground. It's the bases and back spots job to make sure they catch her no matter what. If theres and extra spot, he/she should get in and grab what ever they can to make sure the flyer is safe.

However, in everything we do, it is important for us to stay flexible. Be it work, business, relationship, etc. Things don't always go as planned……and when there's a change in the things we do, we need to learn to adapt…to be flexible

There is no restriction on time served. In 2010, for example, veteran Cowboys Cheerleader Trisha Trevino successfully auditioned for a sixth season on the squad.

First of all, it is straddle. A straddle is one of the three splits that cheerleaders do. These splits are also used in gymnastics, ballet, and more.

Straddle- The split you are in when you are facing forward with both legs spread out at your side. To get into this split, if you don't understand, stand with both legs shoulder width apart and keep sliding outward as far as you can go.

Left Split- The split you are in when your left leg is in front. To get into this split, stand facing forward, and put your left leg in front, and your right leg behind you, then slide your legs further out in that direction as far as you can go.

Right Split- The split you are in when your right leg is in front. To get into this split, do the same as a left split (directions above) but with your right leg in front, and left behind you. Hope that helps!

Usually.. Lots of cheerleaders have a bad reputation because of media, or just because of other jealous girls who spread crap about them. Some cheerleaders are really how everyone thinks they are, they let the popularity get to them and they become selfish brats. Most cheerleaders though are sweet, smart, extremely athletic girls that everyone gives a bad rep to because they're jealous. I'm a cheerleader and i, and my squad are just showing our spirit, and doing what we love. I've been a tumbler all my life, and I'm not gonna quit because of who people think I am just because I'm a cheerleader. We're determined to show people who we really are. While we have a bad rep at first, once people get to know us, and realize this, they respect us, and they see who cheerleaders really are.