As readers dig into this paper I hope for each of them to understand the meaning of Allstar Cheerleading, as well as what it takes to be an Allstar Cheerleader, and at the end result have each reader agree with…
Although most agree that sideline cheer could and should not be named a sport, competitive cheerleading most definitely is. Since the beginning of time, groups of people have come together to cheer on their favorite sports team. However, “…it wasn’t until the late 1800s that organize cheering came to be,” (History of Cheerleading). At first, cheerleading was a male-dominate sport.…
As a cheerleader you have to work as a team, without being able to work as a team and trust your teammates the team falls apart. Being…
The girls in cheerleading have practice regularly and they practice their routines and stunts at every practice to make it better. Just like any other sports cheerleaders have to be physically able to do all of the routines otherwise they won’t make the cut. “Not only is it obviously athletic to the eyes, but cheerleading also fits the literal definition.” There is so much information that backs up cheerleading as a sport like: they need to train and workout, there is competitions, the girls have to attend practices, and the whole point of cheerleading is to execute the routine better than the other teams. I think that this idea is one of the strongest reason cheerleading should be a sport though there is many other reasons cheerleading should be included as a…
Cheerleading should be considered a Sport Go Fight Win!!! Go Scots!! Is probably the first thought to burst into your mind when you first hear the word “cheerleader”, am I right? This is a stereotypical idea of the sport; cheerleading is one of the most demanding sports out there. It requires a lot more strength and endurance than notice but the naked eye.…
Many say “Cheerleading isn’t just a sport. It’s a way of life”. If you said that to me four years ago, I would have never believed you. Now, there is no question in my mind that this is true. I was on the varsity cheer team at my high school from freshman to senior year.…
Over 66 percent of girls high school injuries are accounted from cheerleading. Just like other sports, cheerleaders must go through concussion testing. Jeannie Bennitz, Lafayette cheer coach, says, “With the amount of training that they have to do and the level of activities that they do now, it really should be a sport.” Captain on the cheer team, Emily Fauver, expresses her feelings by saying, “We work just as hard as other sports do. We do a lot of conditioning and stuff; we lift humans.”…
Cheer is a sport because of the difficult competitions, the many dangers, and the great amount of training. Cheerleading is a sport because of competitions. According to Dictionary.com a sport is “an athletic activity requiring skill or physical prowess and often of a competitive nature.” (Dictionary.com) In cheer competitions the main goal is to compete…
Attention Getter: “I have a gut feeling you want to swim in college”, my coach says to me as he pulls me out of practice to yell at me...again. As he is waiting for my response, I start wondering: Do I actually want to swim in college? Will things be different while being a NCAA athlete? Are there any extra opportunities or money besides scholarships for student athletes? As I turned and looked at him, my reply came out of my mouth before I even knew what it was.…
There has been a debate for many years about cheerleading being a sport. In my opinion, cheerleading is a sport. Imagine throwing 100+ pounds of body weight in the air and having no choice but to catch it every single time, holding a person in the air while they are pulling body positions, and jumping in positions that you aren’t used to being in. That’s not even half of what cheerleading is. If you don’t consider that a sport, then hopefully I can give you some insight why me along with many others around the nation consider cheer a sport.…
Though still new and misunderstood, competitive cheerleading is a sport and should be treated as one by society. It not only requires an undeniable amount of endurance and strength, but it also fits the definition of a sport perfectly. When it is considered a sport, the amount of injuries will drastically decrease, protecting the lives and bodies of our sisters, brothers, daughters and sons. Cheerleaders defy gravity and look good while doing it. Their teammates are their brothers and sisters, and their coach is their second mom or dad.…
“A sport, according to the Association of Cheerleading Coaches and Advisors, is a ‘physical activity [competition] against/with an opponent, governed by rules and conditions under which a winner is declared, and primary purpose of the competition is a comparison of the relative skills of the participants.’ Because cheerleading follows these guidelines, it is a sport,” says Renee R. in her article stating that cheerleading should certainly be qualified on Teenink.com. As stated before the Oxford Dictionary states that, “A sport is an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.” Like others qualified athletics, to become better, cheerleaders constantly practice. Routines are thoroughly taught, practiced, corrected, and after much work perfected.…
"We are almost there", said the bus driver. " Yes! Finally! Yeah!", was heard all around the bus.…
Cheers the same, same flips. They could just be one big group that doesn’t do anything. But yell and throw their legs in the air. Cheerleaders don’t even support most sport teams they support football and sometimes boys basketball. They don’t support girls anything, they`re a spirt group for a reason, and they`re not even good at doing that.…
“It doesn’t matter if it’s soccer, football or futbol. This game brings people together.” (Alex Morgan) Soccer is the game of the world. It is played in every country and in every nation. Soccer is the sport of the world because it brings people together, you only need a ball to play, and it gets more views than any other sport nation wide.…