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    his or her team members try the sweep the ice in front of the stone with a broom. All of these activities are fun‚ but I don’t think they should be considered sports. I feel if stone gliding is considered an Olympic sport‚ then doing aerial flips‚ cheering‚ and tossing people in the air should definitely

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    thought was that I was going to get picked on by all the other girls because I was so little and shy‚ but it turned out to be totally different. As the years progressed and I reached middle school‚ I started cheering for the Harrisburg Cougars. Cheering for the Cougars was nothing like cheering for the Packers. Games were twice as crowded and the cheerleading squad was filled with plenty of girls. Everyone had to

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    spellbound. Even the event had been delayed because of the rain‚ but it stills be continued after an hour. There were about 700 students. Most of them were competitors and spectators. Some of them were the official and members of the cheering teams. There were four

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    everyone else‚ sometimes even more. They get hurt just like everyone else‚ but only more severely. In “Sis! Boom! Bah! Humbug!” Rick Reilly attempts to get people of his side of cheerleading as a sport or in his mind not a sport. He does not want girls cheering on the other athletes at sporting events when they could be in the event instead. Rick Reilly conveys his message through a sandwich of logos‚ pathos‚ logos statements; this was very effective in my eyes even if at points he turned the majority of

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    and tumbling‚ I developed characteristics that are not only important in cheerleading but also in life. An important trait of any squad member is to be a person of good character. Emotions can run high whether it be preparing for a competition or cheering on your football team; a cheerleader must be energetic‚ optimistic‚ and composed. As the anticipation increases throughout the competition season‚ teams must continue to pull together and encourage one another in order to achieve the shared goal

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    to get the crowd excited and wound up. One of the requirements of a sport is to compete against an opponent‚ not cheer your team on and for sure not support you opponent. Even though cheerleaders have after-school practices and even participate in cheering for a team‚ to be qualified as a sport you must know the real definition of a

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    themselves or their peers to be as fit as they can be. In a study on cheerleaders‚ 39% of the girls said their squad would have regular weigh-ins to ensure that all the girls were maintaining a weight. About 40% of the same girls agreed that their cheering would improve if they lost 5 pounds (Reel & Gill‚ 1996). These girls‚ whether they participate in competitions or not‚ have so much more going on than just training. These girls are pushed to their limits while maintaining a weight; they are constantly

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    if not higher than getting hurt in football‚ basketball‚ volleyball‚ lacrosse‚ tennis‚ etc. People don’t acknowledge what cheerleaders do in detail‚ they know the basics which is why they believe it isn’t a sport. By “the basics” I mean simple cheering. Even that is difficult‚ having to do exact sharp motions with your arms‚ moving from place to place to different formations‚ and yelling your lungs out loud enough for your audience to distinguish your voice as an individual. It seriously isn’t

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    cheerleading team is a lot. For instance‚ “Cheerleading‚ team activity in which elements of dance and acrobatics are combined with shouted slogans in order to entertain spectators at sporting events and to encourage louder and more-enthusiastic cheering.” (Laura Anne Grindstaff).It takes a lot to be a successful cheerleader so I don’t know why people wouldn’t consider it as a sport. Cheerleading a sport is because of the hard work and effort that is put towards it. For example‚ as a Monroe High

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    Do you want to know how to get the crowd going? Cheerleaders do it everyday; it only takes 2 minutes and 30 seconds. Cheerleading began over 100 years ago. “Basically the guy is the frame. The girl’s a piece of art‚” says Justin Carrier‚ a former cheerleader (Valliant 13). Cheerleading has evolved from an all male activity to mostly female and some co-ed squads. In order to fully understand cheerleading one needs to know the history‚ proper techniques‚ and benefits of being a cheerleader. Competitiveness

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