Cheerleading

varsity cheer is mostly for junior and senior cheerleaders do to the fact that they have more experience in the sport whereas jv cheer is mostly for sophomores and freshmen due to the fact that they have less experience, but will ultimately make varsity as they gain more experience. there are cases where freshmen and sophomores go straight to varsity.

This would seem to be a team cheer in sports, such as "Burn the Wildcats!" when you are playing against a team known as the Wildcats. Burn the Nets is most likely referring to the basketball team, the Nets.

The Dallas Cheerleaders and known as the CowBelles and Beaux were created in 1961. They consisted of local High School talent. The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders as we know them today started in 1972 with the minimum age requirement of 18 years old.

When they were first accepted into training camp, they assured Kelli that DCC was their first priority, but they lied. In doing so, they took someone else's spot who actually cared about the squad. They were kicked off when they put the pageants first.

School-Should be the mascot.

Parks Panthers, Washington Warriors

Rec/Association- Should sound good with your place name

Swift Creek Cougars, Lafayette Lightening

All-Star-Should be flashy

Cheer Storm, All-Star Rockets

It takes practice. You can look up videos on such places as Google and Youtube and search how to twirl a drumstick.

You would definitely need a twirling instructor. You can search for one on Google or in your local paper. You will also need a baton. You can find these on online sites. Also, having a good pair of tennis shoes is good to start on.

You can't just "become" a flyer/flier in cheerleading. Most flyers/fliers are small and or short. You must know many stunts like a liberty, bow and arrow, scorpion, arabesque, and many more. You must work hard on your flexibility also.

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Becoming a flyer for cheerleading usually can only happen if your small or short or if your flexiblie. but if you ask your coach then they will let you fly usually. Sometimes you can become a flyer if there are lots of big people on your team. I know a girl and she's not small but she flys, things can happen :) But when you are a flyer, you have to know how to be tight in the air, by locking your knees, and legs, and squeezing., and not letting you leg pop out of place. So work on your flexibilty,by holding a straddle sit and doing your splits can help. Good Luck :)

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Well like they said you can't really do anything to become a flier.

You have to be somewhat thin and short.

I am a flier myself, and no offense so to anyone else, but I think it is way more fun than being a base.

I mean you get to be height in the air and it feels great!

But if you are 5' 7" or something.. I wouldn't expect to be a flier even if you are skinny.

I mean it might happen but most likely not.

They pick the tiniest girls to be fliers.

Ashley: That's not true..mainly you have to be thin, yes, but I know girls on my squad that are like 5'7 and they are great flyers! But yes you do need to be flexible....

No. Many people believe that pom-poms should have a "plural-plural." But, "pom-poms" is the same, whether it is one set or a hundred sets. If there are two or more pom-poms its just pom-poms.

As a comparison, it would be like asking if one dog is a dog should two dogs be referred to as dog dog.

Also, the singular of pom-pom is pom-pom. It comes from the French word pompon. Although some people will tell you that the singular is just "pom," this is not true. You can have one pom-pom, or many pom-poms.

Are you a choach or cheerleader? If you are a coach, you can find a LOT of good ones online.

If you are a cheerleader, any sports store really, like best sports, foot locker, acadamy, ect.

Both sports are typically considered "girlie" even through both have many male participants. It depends on what type of dance you are talking about. Ballet is maybe less girlie than cheerleading, but cheering and hip hop have many similarities

George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Dwight D. Eisenhower were at some point on a cheerleading squad in high school.

Cheerleaders use pompom's, megaphones, signs, and music. They need the music for the beat so they can do there dance and know the counts. Pompom's are for fun. Megaphones are so they can get your attention. And the signs are for if you can hear what they say, you can see it.

Buy any color pom poms and then take black spray paint and spray them let them dry and TA DA!! You have black poms poms!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

Two sisters were the first black cheerleaders. They cheered for the Dallas Cowboys. Their names are Vonceil and Vanessa Baker. Vonceil was the first and made the squad for the 1972-1973 season.

People think of the "ideal" cheerleader as a female, because it was females that started the sport. On terms of technicality, it may be easier for a female cheerleader to tumble because they phisically have less body to flip around. It may also be less complicated for girls to stunt. In terms of watching the sport ( college ), people like to watch girls in skimpy uniforms, for obvious reasons.

actually that is false the first cheerleader was a male (Thomas Peebles was the first cheerleader) also males a normally better cheerleaders they have higher jumps better tumbling throw higher baskets that is why most colleges are co-ed the reason why the "ideal" cheerleader is a female is because people dont look at cheerleading as a competing sport they think its people at games running around saying cheers and they would rather look at a girl in a skirt then a males also most people have never even seen a real comp

I think that is possible. I mean it depends how old you are and how competitive you are. Like a middle school cheerleader might not know how to do one but i am sure that all college cheerleaders do.

: cheerleading can be used for football and basketball games. but it can also be all-star cheerleading. all-star cheerleading is cheerleading that you compete against all squads and it is all year round. there are like 20 compeitions that you attend each season. you can go check out my all-star cheerleading team at : http://www.marylandtwisters.com

a good cheerleading question would be>> Lord, thank you for this lovely opportunity for us cheerleaders, thank you for not letting us get hurt when we did our stunt today. help us practice hard and be confident. give us the guidance that we need for cheerleading. amen.

Most times hit by a pitch.

The difference is that a back tuck is where you jump in the air and basically do a backwards somersault. A back handspring is where you prep, the jump backwards ( like when you start a race that is backstroke) and put your hands on the floor, then keep going backwards for the rest of the rotation until you get back to a standing position.

There is no defined weight for a cheerleader. A healthy middle schooler should way from 85-120 pounds depending on age and height

Tumbling goes all the way back to ancient Persia, China, and Egypt, before AD. It was a form of entertainment in stage plays, operas, and circuses. The sport of tumbling itself began as a competition in the late 1800's. The first U.S. national competition on record was in 1886. It has been made part of the International Trampoline Federation and is the part of the world trampoline championships since 1976. Also, it is completed every four years at the world games.

You can start cheerleading at any age, and there are competitive squads for kids as young as 4 or 5

Of course not! I am a cheerleader and I do not tumble. But during tryouts you get more points and have a better chance of making the squad if you do ! Also a tumbler can be a great asset to the team! But hey, everyone can't do everything! You can be the most spirited! Good luck In cheerleading:)